Improving Heat Stress Management ?New Research Based Knowledge

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Stephen Hardcastle
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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May 1, 2010

Abstract

Personnel Heat Exposure Issues In Canada?s Deep Mechanized Mines ?Project developed in 2004 ?Base/precious metal industry identified heat stress/management as a major challenge affecting productivity and operating costs ?Project started in 2005 ?Current research nearing completion ?Guidelines, further data analysis and ?Communicating the Science? will continue into 2011 Managing Heat Exposure Control?. The cost implications ?Controlling the environment ?Ventilation already a major expenses/energy user ?Large Canadian mines are currently delivering massive volumes of air 15-20 tons of air/ton ore ?Large investments in ventilation upgrades, mechanical cooling
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APA: Stephen Hardcastle  (2010)  Improving Heat Stress Management ?New Research Based Knowledge

MLA: Stephen Hardcastle Improving Heat Stress Management ?New Research Based Knowledge. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2010.

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