Characterization of aerosols in an underground mine during a longwall move

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Aleksandar D. Bugarski Jon A. Hummer Shawn Vanderslice MICHAEL R. SHAHAN
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Occupational exposures to respirable dust and submicrometer aerosols emitted by diesel-powered equipment are a health concern for underground mining operators and regulators. A study was conducted in an underground mine with the objective to identify, characterize and source apportion airborne aerosols at the setup face and recovery room during longwall move operations. 
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APA: Aleksandar D. Bugarski Jon A. Hummer Shawn Vanderslice MICHAEL R. SHAHAN  Characterization of aerosols in an underground mine during a longwall move

MLA: Aleksandar D. Bugarski Jon A. Hummer Shawn Vanderslice MICHAEL R. SHAHAN Characterization of aerosols in an underground mine during a longwall move. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration,

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