RI 2383 Ignition of Gas by Electric Detonators

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
L. C. IlsLey A. B. Hooker
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Aug 1, 1922

Abstract

Several ignitions or mine pa, which might have led to explosions, and at least ona mine fire attributed to heated leg wires of electric detonators, have occm.rred. at rn1::.es in which outside shot firing is practiced. Photographs taken at one mine ind.l􀇰a.ted. that the wires became red hot during firing. These results having been 􀈎􀈏--i·-led. to the .Lttention of the electrical section of the Bureau of the Mines, ignitions the tests and to report􀅅d aid in herein preventing were made future to trouble determine of if this possible kind, the cause of The investigation, which 1• considered preliminary, included tests to determine the conditions tha.t cause gas ignitions from heated. leg wires of electric and. of detonators, copper leg possible wires, remedies The tor samples such of heating, wire used. and in the the relative test were behavior the of reg\llar ironDa. Pont iron and copper leg wires (No, 22 A,W,G.) C\1t from Du. Pont electric detonators.
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APA: L. C. IlsLey A. B. Hooker  (1922)  RI 2383 Ignition of Gas by Electric Detonators

MLA: L. C. IlsLey A. B. Hooker RI 2383 Ignition of Gas by Electric Detonators. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1922.

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