OFR-59(1)-73 Phase I & II Final Report Summary - Feasibility Study Of Surface Impregnation Equipment For The Chemical Stabilization Of Coal Mine Structures ? Preface

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Abstract

The results of a Feasibility and Design Study of Surface Impregnation Equipment to be used for Chemical Stabilization of Coal Mine Structures are described in this report. The study was sponsored by the United States Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines, under Contract H0210055. This program was undertaken as an essential part of the Bureau of Mines Chemical Ground Stabilization Program. The responsible prime contractor was The Eimco Tunneling and Mining Machinery Division of the Envirotech Corporation. The Rocketdyne Division of the North American Rockwell Corporation performed part of the feasibility study and design and testing of the metering and feed system as a subcontractor to Eimco.
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APA:  (1972)  OFR-59(1)-73 Phase I & II Final Report Summary - Feasibility Study Of Surface Impregnation Equipment For The Chemical Stabilization Of Coal Mine Structures ? Preface

MLA: OFR-59(1)-73 Phase I & II Final Report Summary - Feasibility Study Of Surface Impregnation Equipment For The Chemical Stabilization Of Coal Mine Structures ? Preface. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1972.

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