OFR-41(3)-74 Monitoring, Locating And Communication System For Normal Mine Operation And Post-Disaster Rescue Operations - Volume III ? 1.0 Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
J. W. Allen
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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95
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1973

Abstract

This report reviews the work performed on Task M of Bu-Mines Contract H0220073 to develop an engineering model of a surface and subsurface communications system for normal mine operations and for post disaster rescue operations. The system concept provides for one-way transmission of digital information between a number of identifiable subsurface terminals or subcenters and a single surface station. It also provides 2-way voice communications between the subcenters and the surface station. The basic communications link is electromagnetic signaling through-the-earth, but the system is also capable of using mine phone lines as an alternate link. Engineering models of three subcenters and one surface terminal (see Figure 1-1) have been fabricated in order to demonstrate the system's performance. The system concept, however, permits up to 20 subcenters to be incorporated if desired. Additional subcenters are also feasible for large mines if they can be deployed in the mine to operate on a noninterfering basis.
Citation

APA: J. W. Allen  (1973)  OFR-41(3)-74 Monitoring, Locating And Communication System For Normal Mine Operation And Post-Disaster Rescue Operations - Volume III ? 1.0 Introduction

MLA: J. W. Allen OFR-41(3)-74 Monitoring, Locating And Communication System For Normal Mine Operation And Post-Disaster Rescue Operations - Volume III ? 1.0 Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1973.

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