OFR-123(4)-78 Advancement Of Mine Ventilation Network Analysis From Art To Science - Volume IV Sensitivity Of Leakage And Friction Factors

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
R. V. Ramani
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Jan 1, 1977

Abstract

In this the available information friction factors and leakage report, on characteristics are reviewed and summarized. The use of Penn State Mine Ventilation Simulator (Volumes II and III of the Final Report) to analyze the sensitivity of the ventilation system to the changes in leakage and friction factors is discussed with examples. In simple ventilation systems, the results of changes in leakage and friction factors can be easily solved and explained by the laws of air-flow. In complex systems, with fixed quantity branches and multiple sections, the effect of changes in leakage and friction factors cannot be generalized. This study points out the importance of good input data for obtaining reliable information from computer analyses and demonstrates the application of simulators to analyze the effectiveness of ventilation systems. An extensive bibliography on friction factors, leakage characteristics and ventilation economics is included.
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APA: R. V. Ramani  (1977)  OFR-123(4)-78 Advancement Of Mine Ventilation Network Analysis From Art To Science - Volume IV Sensitivity Of Leakage And Friction Factors

MLA: R. V. Ramani OFR-123(4)-78 Advancement Of Mine Ventilation Network Analysis From Art To Science - Volume IV Sensitivity Of Leakage And Friction Factors. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1977.

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