Safe Practices for Use of the Sheathed Charge in Underground Coal Mines

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Harry C. Verakis Richard J. Mainiero John J. Mulhern
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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696 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

There are application in coal mines where it would be advantageous from a safety stand point to fire unconfined shots. However, the firing of mud caps (adobes) or other unconfined explosive charges in underground coal mines is not permitted because of the explosion hazards associated with methane gas and coal dust. Present safety regulations in Title 30, Code of Federal Regulations prohibit such Practices. Recently, MSHA proposed revised coal mine regulations for the approval and use of sheathed explosives for Public comment.
Citation

APA: Harry C. Verakis Richard J. Mainiero John J. Mulhern  (1987)  Safe Practices for Use of the Sheathed Charge in Underground Coal Mines

MLA: Harry C. Verakis Richard J. Mainiero John J. Mulhern Safe Practices for Use of the Sheathed Charge in Underground Coal Mines. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1987.

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