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Australian Mine Ventilation Conference 2017

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Australian Mine Ventilation Conference 2017

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This years' Australian Mine Ventilation Conference, held in Brisbane, Australia, from 28-30 August, aimed to remedy the deficiencies in our current knowledge around management of health and safety risks. Its aim was to encourage the exchange of knowledge and operational experiences in mine ventilation management and to enable debate of time honoured standards, and associated practical and implementable controls. The immediate benefits from the biannual conference were definitive in that it provided a large and representative group of delegates from all spheres a space to meet, talk, listen and think about the administrative, technical and engineering problems with mine ventilation management. The suggestions, practices and recommendations made during the conference need to be scrutinised with further discussions, to both debate their intentions and their logic for innovative operational practices, and to improve mine health and safety for all.

Papers in collection

  • The complete renewal of Great Britain's mining laws for the 21st century Go to Paper
  • Regulator's perspective on gas and ventilation management Go to Paper
  • Mine dust monitoring past and present Go to Paper
  • Optimal goaf hole spacing in high production gassy Australian longwall mines - operational experiences Go to Paper
  • Auxiliary ventilation design - why and how mines waste so much power on inferior systems Go to Paper
  • Using liquid nitrogen for the inertisation of goafs Go to Paper
  • An overview of ventilation and gas management systems in an underground coalmine in Iran Go to Paper
  • Determining ventilation system model inputs from field test work in the oil shale mine Go to Paper
  • Case study - an analysis of reliability and efficiency: ultrasonic versus annubar technologies Go to Paper
  • Emergency egress pathway prediction using ventilation models Go to Paper
  • Gas reservoir and emission modelling to evaluate gas drainage to control tailgate gas concentration and fugitive emissions Go to Paper
  • Coal seam gas predrainage optimisation through an enhanced knowledge of coal seam permeability Go to Paper
  • Gaseous products of weathered coal during the process of spontaneous combustion Go to Paper
  • Products of reactive pyrite oxidation in the mine environment - implications for coal workers' pneumoconiosis Go to Paper
  • Pairwise evaluation of PDM3700 and traditional gravimetric sampler for personal dust exposure assessment Go to Paper
  • Study on coal wettability for dust suppression in the presence of surfactants by sink test Go to Paper
  • Recognising the deficiencies of current spontaneous combustion propensity index parameters Go to Paper
  • Wall-flow type diesel particulate filter system to replace existing wet element filter systems used in typical LHDs in underground coal operations Go to Paper
  • Tube bundle integrity testing methodologies Go to Paper
  • The effect of high geo-temperature environment on spontaneous combustion - an experimental study Go to Paper
  • Application of an environmental black carbon' particulate sensor for continuous measurement of DPM in three underground mines Go to Paper
  • Application of side venting technique in mitigation of methane - air explosion and flame deflagration in ventilation air methane Go to Paper
  • Delivering a healthy atmosphere underground in a cost-conscious environment Go to Paper
  • Diesel to electric - creating a positive paradigm in underground ventilation and cooling Go to Paper
  • Incorporating research data in addressing methane and coal dust fire, and explosion hazards in coalmines Go to Paper
  • Computational simulation of gas explosion and its propagation in single entry gateroad Go to Paper
  • New generation of gas sensors for underground coal mining applications Go to Paper
  • Introducing a new age of highly effective automatic explosion suppression barriers Go to Paper
  • Findings from preliminary testing to determine alternative sources of ethylene within sealed areas of underground coalmines Go to Paper
  • A comparison of auxiliary ventilation systems and their predicted operational performances Go to Paper
  • The use of mid-panel ventilation shafts to improve positional cooling efficiency in a Bowen Basin longwall mine - a case study Go to Paper
  • Accurately estimating heat load from conveyed rock Go to Paper
  • Heat load assessment and mine cooling strategies for a longwall coalmine Go to Paper
  • Application of modelling to improve ventilation and gas management in a single-entry longwall panel Go to Paper
  • Fan specification and tender adjudication for mine ventilation engineers with particular reference to turnkey projects Go to Paper
  • Ventilation rules of thumb - friend or foe? Focusing on design upcast air velocities for shafts and raise bores Go to Paper
  • Safety impact of increased shaft ventilation on rope guided conveyances Go to Paper
  • The history of mine ventilation in the United Kingdom Go to Paper
  • A review of ventilation and gas management in underground mines Go to Paper
  • Operation of deep mill level zone mixed flow fans after the first fan upgrade - aparallel fans case study Go to Paper
  • Inertisation of coal augering holes Go to Paper
  • Australian longwall ventilation systems Go to Paper
  • A review of the strategy and gas monitoring results obtained during the use of Queensland Mines Rescue Service GAG unit at Crinum North mine Go to Paper
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  • Published: 2016
  • Unique ID: PA-201704

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