OFR-24-81 Electrical Practices In Metal/Non-Metal Mines And Mills - Old Electrical Power Systems, Equipment, And Practices

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
David Bendersky
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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102
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Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

This report covers a technical and economic investigation of old electrical power systems, equipment and practices being used in the metal/non-metal raining industry. The principal sources of information were the MSHA District offices, visits to representa¬tive mines and mills, equipment manufacturers and the literature. A list of 85 mines and mills, submitted by the MSHA Districts as candidates for this study, is given and their characteristics are analysed. The electrical power systems and practices at the 10 mines and 9 mills which were visited are described. The principal areas which do not conform to standard electrical practices are discussed with emphasis on the safety aspects of these practices. The costs to update electrical power systems and practices in metal/non-metal mines and mills are given. The principal findings of the study are summarized and recommendations are submitted.
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APA: David Bendersky  (1980)  OFR-24-81 Electrical Practices In Metal/Non-Metal Mines And Mills - Old Electrical Power Systems, Equipment, And Practices

MLA: David Bendersky OFR-24-81 Electrical Practices In Metal/Non-Metal Mines And Mills - Old Electrical Power Systems, Equipment, And Practices. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1980.

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