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Mine Rescue and Survival.


PB191691

Publication Date 1970
Page Count 90
Abstract The document is concerned with the technological capabilities that can be applied to survival and rescue techniques following mining disasters. Consideration is given to improving the effectiveness of new devices and to describing the technological possibilities of new devices or equipment that may make it possible to improve significantly workers chances of survival in the environments that prevail following disasters. (Author)
Keywords
  • Mining engineering
  • Rescues
  • Survival
  • Underground
  • Rescue kits
  • Systems engineering
  • Life support
  • Communication systems
  • Drilling machines
  • Coal
  • Accidents
  • Rescue beacons
  • Jets
  • Experimental design
  • Safety
  • Mine safety
NTIS Subject Category
  • 95D - Human Factors Engineering
  • 91I - Emergency Services & Planning
  • 48A - Mineral Industries
Corporate Authors BUREAU OF Mines, Washington, D.C.
Document Type Technical Report
Title Note Final rept.
NTIS Issue Number 197014
Contract Number
  • S190606
Mine Rescue and Survival.
Mine Rescue and Survival.
PB191691

  • Mining engineering
  • Rescues
  • Survival
  • Underground
  • Rescue kits
  • Systems engineering
  • Life support
  • Communication systems
  • Drilling machines
  • Coal
  • Accidents
  • Rescue beacons
  • Jets
  • Experimental design
  • Safety
  • Mine safety
  • 95D - Human Factors Engineering
  • 91I - Emergency Services & Planning
  • 48A - Mineral Industries
  • S190606
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