Mine Ventilation

For underground mines with extended periods of surface temperatures below freezing, there are a range of potential impacts on the ...Read more

Many underground mines do not have a qualified or dedicated occupational (industrial) hygienist on site, or even available as a ...Read more

All ventilation practitioners need to be able to select suitably seized airways or suitably sized fans for a variety of ...Read more

Mine fires remain one of the most potentially devastating underground incidents due to the prospect of multiple fatalities from the ...Read more

Most mine ventilation engineers are involved in ventilation planning and design in some capacity. Ventilation modelling software used by a ...Read more

There has been a strong trend over the past decade in hard rock mines towards the use of very high ...Read more

With hardrock mines using mobile equipment with ever larger diesel engines in ever larger development dimensions, the use of traditional ...Read more

Whilst there have been relatively few innovations in the nature or application of main surface fans in the past 20 ...Read more

A method and equations are presented to allow calculation of the natural wet bulb temperature (WBn), psychrometric dry bulb temperature ...Read more