IC 8363 Mobile Diesel-Powered Equipment For Nongassy Noncoal Mines And Tunnels Approved By The Bureau Of Mines, 1951-66 ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
Rogers F. Davis
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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32
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

This publication has been prepared to supply manufacturers and industrial users a listing of mobile diesel-powered equipment and subassemblies approved and certified by the Bureau of Mines for use in nongassy noncoal mines and tunnels. This revised and supplemented listing supersedes an earlier publication2 released in 1963. Testing of diesel-powered equipment is one phase of the Bureau's program of health and safety that concerns approval of electrical and diesel equipment designed to prevent explosions, fires, shocks, or toxic hazards in underground mines, when such equipment is used and maintained properly. Manufacturers submit machinery and component parts to the Bureau for study of their design, safety features, and use. Equipment must pass exacting tests and must meet strict requirements established through research and experience and outlined in the Bureau's permissible schedules before the Bureau approves it for safe use in mines.
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APA: Rogers F. Davis  (1968)  IC 8363 Mobile Diesel-Powered Equipment For Nongassy Noncoal Mines And Tunnels Approved By The Bureau Of Mines, 1951-66 ? Introduction

MLA: Rogers F. Davis IC 8363 Mobile Diesel-Powered Equipment For Nongassy Noncoal Mines And Tunnels Approved By The Bureau Of Mines, 1951-66 ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1968.

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