Coal Dust and Gas Dangers Highlighted in Mine Explosions
An article discusses coal dust and gas risks in mining, detailing experiments on coal dust explosions, dust control methods, and the importance of keeping dust levels low to prevent catastrophic blasts. It cites methods like water misting and careful loading to reduce ignition potential.
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Undercutting Coal Faces and Dart Formation
Fragmentary notes describe coal mine work at the face with undercutting either by hand or machine. Dart-like fractures form as coal seams risk water and drying conditions. Wet hollows and tubes complicate breaking down coal during fall and winter work.
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