RI 3544 A Study Of Timber Decay In The Crucible Mine Of The Crucible Fuel Co. ? Introduction (aed0b321-b91a-4601-a1a8-28ba35c9479e)

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. R. Maize
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The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
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Jan 1, 1940

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[In report of Investigations 3452,5/ baling with roof movement in the Crucible mine, reference was made do to the fact tart timber decay was being studied at the time of writing. This roper, written after completion of that study, describes s the work and summarizes the data obtained. When the study of roof movement as begun at Crucible two ideas were advanced on decay Of timber by some of the officials: (1) That timber decay vas unusually rapid in the Crucible mine, and (2) that timber coated with rock dust decayed more rapidly than those teat were not so coated. There yore no records by which these ideas could be tested, and it appeared wise to make a limited; investigation particularly of the effect of rock dusting on decay, as rock dusting is an important means of preventing coal-dust explosions.]
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APA: E. R. Maize  (1940)  RI 3544 A Study Of Timber Decay In The Crucible Mine Of The Crucible Fuel Co. ? Introduction (aed0b321-b91a-4601-a1a8-28ba35c9479e)

MLA: E. R. Maize RI 3544 A Study Of Timber Decay In The Crucible Mine Of The Crucible Fuel Co. ? Introduction (aed0b321-b91a-4601-a1a8-28ba35c9479e). The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1940.

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