
According to a 2004 overview of occupational health hazards in mining, mineworkers, in comparison to other similar sector workers (such as construction and logging), can be exposed to a wider array of inorganic compounds such as crystalline silica, diesel particulates, arsenic, nickel compounds, lead, cadmium, manganese, platinum, cobalt, coal dust, cyanide, xanthates,
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The hazards covered are: accidents, dust (including poisoning by certain ores), high temperature and humidity, noise and vibration, toxic gases, and miscellaneous other hazards. Full text Full text is available as a scanned copy of the original print version.
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08.08.2022Russian Mining Industry since 1994 ISSN 1609-9192 (print) ISSN 2587-9138 (online)
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14.05.2019In addition to this, coal mining sites also tend to be very noisy which means that most miners suffer from some degree of hearing loss over the course of their career. Instability Many coal mines are held in place by supports that are built as the mines are excavated which means that they lack structural support.
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15.11.2022As shallow coal resources become depleted, the mining depth of coal seams is increasing [ 1 ]. Deep high-gas-content coal seams feature low permeability, high adsorption and a high outburst hazard, which causes great difficulty in gas control [ 2, 3 ].
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This type of damage can lead to financial loss for anyone involved in the ownership or management of property in former mining areas, including householders, developers and local government. Park Sop, Dalton-in
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01/01/2022In this paper, through the combination of research methods, the main research methods are as follows: (1) Literature research method, through the collection of domestic and foreign literature on coal mine safety hazards, a deep understanding of safety hazards can be reached.
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Coal may have any or all of the following hazards: Spontaneous heating: Coal is very liable to spontaneus heating. Freshly mixed coal absorbs oxygen, forming peroxides which break up into carbon monoxide and carbon dioxide. This is an exothermic reaction and the heat produced causes further oxidation and more heat.
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Download scientific diagram | The layout of the backfill-strip mining working face. from publication: Subsidence Control Design Method and Application to Backfill-Strip Mining Technology
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14/08/2021Several types of inherent hazards in coal mining companies are generally proven to exist: gas, fire, coal stain, air, the ground, clouds, transportation and electricity. The inherent hazards theory determines the real risk in the device and plays a major role in evaluating the seriousness of the accident, as seen in Fig. 3.
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15.11.2019There are three specific hazards associated with electricity in mining: 1) electrical shock, 2) electrical arc-flash and 3) electrical arc-blast. It takes only a nominal electrical current to cause irreversible harm to the human body, with currents higher than 25 mA potentially fatal.
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Mining remains an important industrial sector in many parts of the world and although substantial progress has been made in the control of occupational health hazards, there remains room for further risk reduction. This applies particularly to traumatic injury hazards, ergonomic hazards and noise.
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01/01/2018Safety hazards are the main hazards in underground coal mines, given that they have an immediate impact and affect all workers equally. Safety hazards in mines may arise from different sources like worker's unsafe actions, unsafe practices, unfit equipment or unsafe working conditions and can take many forms.
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23.07.2017The collapse, landslide, and debris flows are often interrelated in their cause, dependent on each other in time and space, with a chain of spatial characteristics. Therefore, these three types of evaluation can be characterized by a unified model [ 1, 2, 31 ].
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26/03/2015Coal mining is usually associated with the degradation of natural resources and the destruction of habitat. This causes invasive species to occupy the area, thus posing a threat to
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During the initial period, the release of obnoxious substances such as ash, oil, phosphorus, ammonia, urea, and acids are contaminating the surface water quality of the mining regions. 26 Studies have found that the groundwater
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2 The transient electromagnetic method (TEM) is one of the most effective means of detecting the hidden dangers of water hazards in coal mines. However, the current understanding of the whole-space transient electromagnetic response of mine water is only on the general law due to the late start of the forward research.
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08.11.2007In general there are four basic steps to control these risks: isolation of the energy source maintaining the method of isolation releasing or containing the stored energy confirming the stored energy has been dissipated or
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09.03.2020This process produces carbon monoxide, an extremely toxic, odourless and colourless gas which also depletes the amount of oxygen in the atmosphere. Since introducing fresh air into the cargo spaces will increase the
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2 due to the high crustal stress, high surface temperature and high fluid pressure in the deep part of the rock body characteristics change, coupled with the stratum itself fracture fragmentation zone development and mining-induced water conductivity fragmentation zone conducts different water sources into the mine, that the mine occurs sudden
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NIOSH Mining . Site Browser. Refine Your Search Body parts Diseases and injuries Equipment, tools, and parts Geographic regions Geologic conditions and events Hazard prevention and control Hazards and exposures Mine locations, excavations, and structures Mining types and methods Population groups Products and materials Research disciplines Research methods
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Keywords: Coal mining, health hazards, cultural representations of coal strikes of 1972, 1974 and 1984/5, coal miner as hero, coal miner as enemy. 1. Introduction1 In a famous essay published in the aftermath of the Great Miners' Strike of 1984/85, the British Marxist historian Raphael speculated that
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In the harsh and complicated circumstance, especially, the deep underground space of coal mines, complex and nonlinear interactions among hazards multiply the probabilities that a hazard turns into accidents, more seriously, its effect may trigger more correlated hazards to worsen the accidents and bring huge loss of lives and assets.
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03.04.2012The rules require operators to fix nine hazardous conditions and violations of health and safety standards that MSHA says pose the greatest risk to miners. They relate to things that were problems
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Health Hazards: Coal dust inhalation can cause black lung disease. Miners and those who live in nearby towns are the most affected. Cardiopulmonary disease, hypertension, COPD, and kidney disease are found in higher than normal rates in
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Different hazards of coal mining include Injuries due to an accident, respiratory diseases due to dust and intoxication, disease caused by high temperature and hearing impairment caused by noise and vibration of heavy machinery (Laney
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17/09/2021The Coal Mining Risk Assessment's aim is to identify site specific coal mining risks and set out the proposed mitigation strategy to show that the site can be made safe and stable for the development being proposed.
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These fires release smoke into the atmosphere - smoke which contains carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), methane (CH4), nitrous oxide (NOx), sulphur dioxide (SO2) and other toxic greenhouse gases. Health Hazards: Coal dust inhalation can cause black lung disease. Miners and those who live in nearby towns are the most affected.
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02/12/2021Several principal emissions result from coal combustion: Sulfur dioxide (SO 2 ), which contributes to acid rain and respiratory illnesses Nitrogen oxides (NOx), which contribute to smog and respiratory illnesses Particulates, which contribute to smog, haze, and respiratory illnesses and lung disease
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04.07.2018The analysis of dust hazard in hard coal mining should include two aspects. One is the risk of coal dust explosions, which poses a direct risk of injury or even loss of life, the second is the risk of harmful dust, associated with the possibility of negative health effects as a result of long-term exposure to dust in the worker's body.
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First, there were risks in the sense of hazards to which the miners them- selves were exposed in their work - the daily wager with death of which speaks, often expressed through the phrase blood on the coal. Sec- ond, risks were defined as the danger that the coal miners, as organised workers
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13.10.2020None of this carnage includes the ravages of pneumoconiosis, or black lung, which has made the lungs of generations of coal miners as porous as fishing nets. These dangers have been inextricable
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The evaluation reveals that the ratio of coal mining risk to uranium risk on a GWey basis differs from country to country, but falls in the range 10 to 30, coal being the higher. (U.K.) Primary Subject RADIATION PROTECTION AND DOSIMETRY (C5400) Secondary Subject NUCLEAR FUEL CYCLE AND FUEL MATERIALS (B3130) Record Type Journal Article
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Natural radioactivity due to the presence of 238U, 232Th and 40K were determined in 24 coal samples from the Barapukuria coalmine of Dinajpur, Bangladesh from both surface and underground. The activity concentrations of 226Ra, 232Th and 40K were measured in the collected coal samples using a gamma ray spectrometry with HPGe detector. The activity
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Most coals emit methane, which is highly explosive if a gas concentration of 516% is present in atmosphere. A naked flame or spark is sufficient to ignite it. Methane is lighter than air and so it flows towards the top empty part of the
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Coal is one of the major fuels, which brings huge energy and economic benefits to global industry and daily life. large amounts of coal dust produced in the process of coal mining and transportation, which seriously threatens the health of related workers. Productive coal dust exposure not only directly leads to respiratory diseases, but also may cause health damage to
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Most coals emit methane, which is highly explosive if a gas concentration of 516% is present in atmosphere. A naked flame or spark is sufficient to ignite it. Methane is lighter than air and so it flows towards the top empty part
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15/08/2008Between 1851 and 1920 there were 48 disasters in the south Wales coalfield, and 3,000 deaths. In 1913, 439 men were killed at the Universal Colliery in Senghenydd. A coal dust explosion ripped
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The coal industry is a top high-risk industry with poor production conditions and a constantly changing operating environment. Many types of disasters and hazards such as floods, fires, gas, coal dust, and roof accidents can cause severe threats to the production safety of coal mines.
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