Fuel cell risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and implementation of the world’s first fuel cell-powered mining equipment at the Campbell Mine (2f329a25-0d4f-40d5-a572-5230f6f201ab)

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
F. C. Delabbio D. Eastick C. Graves T. MacKinnon M. C. Bétournay
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Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2005

Abstract

"The successful implementation of a new technology in an underground production mine requires many challenges to be overcome. These challenges include mine hardening of new technology, mitigation of safety risks and hazards, mine operation support, and technology transfer to mine staff. In the end, the majority of these challenges relate to the human aspects of implementation. The approach selected to overcome these challenges must be customized and appropriate for each unique situation.This paper outlines the approach used to address these challenges as part of successful implementation and resulting demonstration of the hydrogen fuel cell locomotive at the Placer Dome (CLA) Limited Campbell Mine. This technology demonstration at Campbell Mine is critical for determining technical, regulatory, and implementation aspects to be incorporated into future fuel cell prototypes such as the LHD project."
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APA: F. C. Delabbio D. Eastick C. Graves T. MacKinnon M. C. Bétournay  (2005)  Fuel cell risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and implementation of the world’s first fuel cell-powered mining equipment at the Campbell Mine (2f329a25-0d4f-40d5-a572-5230f6f201ab)

MLA: F. C. Delabbio D. Eastick C. Graves T. MacKinnon M. C. Bétournay Fuel cell risk assessment, regulatory compliance, and implementation of the world’s first fuel cell-powered mining equipment at the Campbell Mine (2f329a25-0d4f-40d5-a572-5230f6f201ab). Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2005.

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