IC 7318 Electronic Mine-Shaft Signal System At Magma Copper Co., Superior, Ariz. ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
H. C. Loesche
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Jan 1, 1945

Abstract

The problem of signaling to the hoisting engineer from the cage in a shaft mine has been given considerable thought and attention by engineers and mine operators seeking to Increase the safety and efficiency of hoisting. HISTORY R. L. Rutherford,3/ an employee of the Magma Copper Co., Superior Ariz., realizing the need for a simple and practical moving-cage signaling system, began a serious of experiments early in 1937, Available electrical moving-cage signal in operation at this date required that signal wires be installed in the shaft to make a simple, positive signal without wires, the first experiments used the pipe lines in the shaft for carrying the signal current, but these experiments were not successful.
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APA: H. C. Loesche  (1945)  IC 7318 Electronic Mine-Shaft Signal System At Magma Copper Co., Superior, Ariz. ? Introduction

MLA: H. C. Loesche IC 7318 Electronic Mine-Shaft Signal System At Magma Copper Co., Superior, Ariz. ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1945.

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