Operation of large underground fans at Kidd Mine ? progressing through the challenges

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
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Abstract

Kidd Mine in Northern Ontario is now producing from Stage 1 of the Mine D expansion project ? mining between 2100 m and 2700 m below surface. Planning for Stage 2 of the Mine D project is already well advanced and will see the mine extended potentially to 3100 m below the surface. To ensure adequate ventilation is maintained at such depths, two large axial fans have been installed on the 6000 Level (1800 m below surface) as exhaust booster fans to operate in series with the surface exhaust fans. The Kidd Mine 6000 Level Booster Fans are a unique installation with unique and often unexpected challenges. These challenges have been met and attacked through the combined efforts of mine and fan manufacturer personnel with a common focus.
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APA:  (2009)  Operation of large underground fans at Kidd Mine ? progressing through the challenges

MLA: Operation of large underground fans at Kidd Mine ? progressing through the challenges. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 2009.

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