Results of 1995 Survey: Atmospheric Monitoring Systems in Underground Coal Mines

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
William J. Francart Mark J. Schultz Michael P. Snyder
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Jan 1, 1997

Abstract

The Pittsburgh Safety and Health Technology Center surveyed MSHA Coal Mine Safety and Health Districts to monitor the implementation of computer based atmospheric monitoring systems (AMS) in underground coal mines. This survey was first completed in 1984, and has been periodically updated with the latest update completed in 1995. The utilization of computer based monitoring systems has steadily increased over the past 12 years, with over 16 percent of all producing underground coal mines using this technology in 1995. This paper discusses the results of the MSHA 1995 AMS Survey.
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APA: William J. Francart Mark J. Schultz Michael P. Snyder  (1997)  Results of 1995 Survey: Atmospheric Monitoring Systems in Underground Coal Mines

MLA: William J. Francart Mark J. Schultz Michael P. Snyder Results of 1995 Survey: Atmospheric Monitoring Systems in Underground Coal Mines. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1997.

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