An edition of Respirable dust generation (1989)

Respirable dust generation

comparison of continuous and conventional mining methods when excavating rock in coal mines

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Respirable dust generation
John A. Organiscak, John A. Or ...
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An edition of Respirable dust generation (1989)

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comparison of continuous and conventional mining methods when excavating rock in coal mines

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Dept. of the Interior
Language
English

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Subjects

Coal mines and mining, Dust control, Mine dusts

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Respirable dust generation: comparison of continuous and conventional mining methods when excavating rock in coal mines
1989, U.S. Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines
in English
Cover of: Respirable dust generation
Respirable dust generation: comparison of continuous and conventional mining methods when excavating rock in coal mines
1989, Dept. of the Interior
in English
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88600436 t_oclc

Bibliogr.

11

Published in
Washington, DC
Series
Report of investigations (United States. Bureau of Mines) -- 9233.

Classifications

Library of Congress
USBMRI#9233 1989

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Pagination
9 p. :

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OL22072725M
LCCN
88600436

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