Health and miscellaneous hazards at metal and nonmetallic mines : metal- and nonmetallic-mine accident-prevention course, section 7 / [United States Dept. of the Interior, Bureau of Mines].

  • United States Bureau of Mines
Date:
1957
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    af & — ww (0) SUGGESTED READING—HEALTH AND MISCELLANEOUS HAZARDS Metallica. Dover Publications, Inc., New York, 1912, 640 pp. Mines Miners’ Cire. 24, 1918, 48 pp. tigations 2641, 1924, p. 51. 16 pp. ; HARRINGTON, D. Dust and the Health of Miners. Pres. AIME meeting, New York City, February 1924, 5 pp. Mines Tech. Paper 389, 1926, 40 pp. logical Effects of Abnormal Temperatures and Humidities. U. S. Public Health Rept. Reprint 1150, 1927, 68 pp. Jour., July 1931, pp. 345-350. p. 82. Denny, E. H. Suggested Methods for Reduction of Mine Accidents From the Viewpoint of the Safety Engineer. Bureau of Mines Inf. Circ. 6925, 1936, 6 pp. HARRINGTON, D. Silicosis as Affecting Mining Workmen and Operations. Bureau of Mines Inf. Cire. 6867, 1936, 14 pp. ——. Dust Hazards and Their Control in Mining. Bureau of Mines Inf. Circ. 6954, 1937, 7 pp. HARRINGTON, D., AND DAVENPORT, SARA J. Review of Literature on Condi- tioning Air for Advancement of Health and Safety in Mines. Bureau of Mines Inf. Cire. 7001, 1938, 38 pp. HARRINGTON, D. Some of the Results of Recent Research on the Control or Prevention of Silicosis. Bureau of Mines Inf. Cire. 6994, 1938, 8 pp. Foster, W. D., AND SCHRENK, H. H. Petrographic Identification of Atmos- pheric Dust Particles. Bureau of Mines Rept. of Investigations 3368, 1938, 10 pp. Brown, C. E., AND SCHRENK, H. H. Relation of Dust DisSemination to Water Flow Through Rock Drills. Bureau of Mines Rept. of Investigations 3393, 1938, 6 pp. LITTLEFIELD, J. B., AND SCHRENK, H. H. Dust Sampling With the Bureau of Mines Midget Impinger Using a New Hand-Operated Pump. Bureau of Mines Rept. of Investigations 3387, 1938, 3 pp. Brown, C. E., AND SCHRENK, H. H. Effect of Angle of Drilling on Dust Dis- semination. Bureau of Mines Rept. of Investigations, 3381, 1938, 7 pp. LITTLEFIELD, J. B., AND SCHRENK, H. H. Relation of Dust Concentration to Depth of Hole During Wet Drilling. Bureau of Mines Rept. of Investiga- tions 3369, 1938, 5 pp. AsH, S. H. What a Safety Engineer Can Do to Teach Safe Practices to the Employers and Employees at a Small Mine. Southern California Safety Soc. Conf., Los Angeles, Calif., May 12, 1938, 6 pp. LITTLEFIELD, J. B., Brown, C. E., AND SCHRENK, H. H. Technique for Routine Use of the Konimeter. Bureau of Mines Inf. Cire. 6993, 1938, 6 pp. Brown, C. E., AND SCHRENK, H. H. A Technique for Use of the Impinger Method. Bureau of Mines Inf. Circ. 7026, 1988, 20 pp. are Justified. Bureau of Mines Inf. Circ. 6989, 1938, 9 pp. ANUNDSEN, H. A. Accident Prevention at a Copper Smelter. Bureau of Mines Inf. Circe. 7061, 1939, 26 pp. JOHNSON, J. A., AND AGNEW, W. G. Relative Air Dustiness During Cycle of Operations at Mount Weather Testing Adit. Bureau of Mines Rept. of Investigations 34538, 1939, 7 pp. GRIFFITH, F. W., AND ScHRENK, H. H. Use of Respiratory Protective Devices Under Abnormal Air Pressure. Bureau of Mines Rept. of Investigations 3488, 1940, 9 pp.
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