Investigations Of Permissible Electric Mine Lamps 1930-40 - Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
L. C. IlsLey
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1942

Abstract

Permissible electric nine lamps are approved with the. understanding that if actively marketed they will be listed in Bureau of Mines publications so that state mine departments, compensation bureaus, mine operators, miners, and others interested in safety equipment for mines may know the permissible lamps available and the important safety features of each. The last list of permissible electric mine lamps was issued as Report of Investigations 33045 in June 1936, a supplement to Bulletin 332.6 All lamps described in Bulletin 332 are either obsolete or have been materially modified, as covered by extensions of the original approvals. These modified lamps and the new designs approved since 1930-totaling 12 cap lamps and 23 lamps of miscellaneous types-comprise the present list of actively marketed permissible electric mine lamps. This bulletin presents the Bureau's test requirements and procedure relative to permissible electric mine lamps and describes briefly the lamps, giving tabulated details of each.
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APA: L. C. IlsLey  (1942)  Investigations Of Permissible Electric Mine Lamps 1930-40 - Introduction

MLA: L. C. IlsLey Investigations Of Permissible Electric Mine Lamps 1930-40 - Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1942.

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