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Control of Airborne Respirable Dust Hazards: A Training Program for Underground Coal Miners. Penn State. The Penn State Miner Training Program University Park, PA 16802 Raja V. Ramani, Ph.D., P.E, C.M.S.P. Mark C. Radomsky, Ph.D. MPA, C.M.S.P. Joseph P. Flick, M.S., C.M.S.P.
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Control of Airborne Respirable Dust Hazards:A Training Program for Underground Coal Miners Penn State The Penn State Miner Training Program University Park, PA 16802 Raja V. Ramani, Ph.D., P.E, C.M.S.P. Mark C. Radomsky, Ph.D. MPA, C.M.S.P. Joseph P. Flick, M.S., C.M.S.P. March 31, 2003
CENTERS FOR DISEASECONTROL AND PREVENTION NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR OCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH GENERIC MINERAL TECHNOLOGY CENTER ON RESPIRABLE DUST PENNSYLVANIA BUREAU OF DEEP MINE SAFETY
RESPIRABLE DUSTTRAINING PROGRAM Section 9 CONTINUOUS MINING DUST CONTROL
Aspects of Dust Control in Continuous Mining • Continuous Miner Dust Control – Miner design • Continuous Miner Dust Control – Sprays • Spray Fan Application • Machine-mounted Scrubber • Modified Cutting Cycle • Roof Bolter Dust Control • Ventilation Controls – Single split, double split and auxiliary ventilation schemes • Other Sources – Conveyors, reentrainment • Other Methods – Water infusion, foam application
Spray System for a Remotely Controlled Continuous Miner With Integral Bolters
Intake and Return Operator Location for a Remotely Controlled Scrubber Miner
Face Ventilation Schemes with Brattice, and Auxiliary Fans • Exhausting brattice system • Blowing brattice system • Exhausting auxiliary fan system • Blowing auxiliary fan system
Proceed to Section 10 Dust Control Plan