RI 3478 Dust Produced By Drilling When Water Is Sprayed On The Outside Of The Drill Steel ? Introduction

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
John A. Johnson
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Jan 1, 1939

Abstract

Tests ere conducted at the Mount Weather testing adit of the 57 Bureau of Mines on the effectiveness of spraying water along the outside of the drill steel as compared with standard wet-drilling practice. The spray equipment used in the tests was designed primarily for the control, in quarries, of dust from dry drilling with solid type drill steel. Equipment Spray equipment is made in sizes to fit different drill steel but is alike in design, the only difference being in the diameter of the ring and the number of spray holes. The device is mace of cast steel and has a coating of Stellite on the inside edge that comes in contact with the drill steel. It looks like a garden spray, except that the spray holes point in only one direction.
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APA: John A. Johnson  (1939)  RI 3478 Dust Produced By Drilling When Water Is Sprayed On The Outside Of The Drill Steel ? Introduction

MLA: John A. Johnson RI 3478 Dust Produced By Drilling When Water Is Sprayed On The Outside Of The Drill Steel ? Introduction. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1939.

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