Monthly Archives: May 2014
From Wasteland to Parkland: Mining Greens Up
Mine deaths worsening
PRETORIA (miningweekly.com) – More mine workers had died so far this year on South African mines than in the same period last year, and many accidents involved Section 28 artisans previously unacceptable to South Africa’s Chamber of Mines, the Exxaro safety summit heard on Tuesday. Read more………
Cyclone and other Dust Control Design Theory
Cyclone Dust Control Theory
Rain Making Missions
Chiang Mai: Haze particle levels in the air in the North have dropped significantly thanks to rain-making operations there, according to the rain-making agency. Read more……….
Dust rule implementation
As part of its efforts to assure smooth implementation of the new coal mine respirable dust rule, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Mine Safety and Health Administration is forming a cooperative partnership with coal mine operators and miners. Read more…….
Mill explosion
Commission rejects air proposal
A proposal to require air monitors to measure respirable frac sand dust at the fence lines of all frac sand facilities in the city of Winona was rejected by the city’s Planning Commission Monday. More….
eBooks on Mine Ventilation
Have a look at these books dealing with Mine Ventilation.
Concerned about dust clouding neighborhood from nearby mine
Concerned about dust clouding neighborhood from nearby mine