San Francisco Paper - Ventilation of the Copper Queen Mine (with Discussion)

The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
Charles A. Mitke
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The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers
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Jan 1, 1916

Abstract

The Copper Queen mine is composed of seven divisions which are operated through the following shafts: The workings of the different shafts are connected by motor-haulage drifts on the even numbered levels. The general location of the ore-bodies and workings is illustrated by the vertical projection of orebodies of the district as shown in Fig. 1. The Uncle Sam, Southwest, and Czar workings have many connections to the surface through raises and extensive cracks that were caused by moving ground. These divisions are cool and are ventilated entirely by natural means. The Holbrook is ventilated partly by natural and partly by artificial ventilation, while the Spray, Gardner, Lowell, and Sacramento are ventilated entirely by mechanical means. In some of the divisions mentioned above a considerable quantity of air exhausts through shafts of adjoining properties.
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APA: Charles A. Mitke  (1916)  San Francisco Paper - Ventilation of the Copper Queen Mine (with Discussion)

MLA: Charles A. Mitke San Francisco Paper - Ventilation of the Copper Queen Mine (with Discussion). The American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical, and Petroleum Engineers, 1916.

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