Optimization of coal mine parameters to provide safe operation

The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
A. M. Bryukhanov A. G. Mnukhin
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The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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14
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237 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2003

Abstract

The report states accident rates for gassy/dusty coal mines represented as an ergatic system "man – machine - environment" with further analysis by the method of conditional probabilities. A coal mine has been analyzed with allowance for the attending personnel, equipment and environment as a sequence of events and states. Probabilities of operational states have been determined and prediction of mine behavior has been made on the basis of investigation findings for equipment and the personnel states, and analysis of the environment (i.e. mine and mining conditions). Utilization of expert estimation methods has been considered for determining major operational parameters of gassy/dusty mines. The importance of standardized values of permissible occupational risks (permissible probability of accident, PA) is demonstrated. It is also stated that a procedure is essential to determine these values, involving regular check-ups of the integral safety criterion at all mines and further development of customized recommendations for individual mines on efficient improvement of accident situations. Methodology to determine the assessment criteria has been developed and scientifically substantiated for permissible accident rates in hazardous industries.
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APA: A. M. Bryukhanov A. G. Mnukhin  (2003)  Optimization of coal mine parameters to provide safe operation

MLA: A. M. Bryukhanov A. G. Mnukhin Optimization of coal mine parameters to provide safe operation. The Southern African Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2003.

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