Conference Proceedings
Occurrence, Prediction and Control of Outbursts in Coal Mines, Southern Queensland
Conference Proceedings
Occurrence, Prediction and Control of Outbursts in Coal Mines, Southern Queensland
Papers in collection
- Adsorption and Desorption Technique in Predicting Outburst of Gas and Coal Go to Paper
- An Analysis of the Geological Factors Leading to Outburst-Prone Conditions at Collinsville, Queensland Go to Paper
- Analysis and Prediction of Geological Structures Associated with Outbursts at Collinsville, Queensland Go to Paper
- Available Defences Against Outbursts in the United Kingdom in 1980 Go to Paper
- Bursts in Coal at Leichhardt Colliery, Central Queensland and the Apparent Benefits of Mining by Shotfiring Go to Paper
- In-Seam Seismic Methods for the Prediction of Outburst in Coal Seams. Go to Paper
- Isotopic Studies of Geochemical Factors in Outbursting Go to Paper
- Keynote Address A Review of Instantaneous Outburst Data Go to Paper
- Measurement and Analysis of Seismic Events in Deep-Level Coal Mine Go to Paper
- Methane Drainage Investigation as a Method of Control of Outbursts at West Cliff Colliery Go to Paper
- Microseismic Monitoring for Gas Outbursts at Leichhardt Colliery Go to Paper
- Occurrence of Outbursts at West Cliff Colliery Go to Paper
- Outburst Experiences at Metropolitan Colliery Go to Paper
- Outbursts at Collinsville - A Case Study Go to Paper
- Seam Gas Drainage as a Means of Outburst Control Go to Paper
- Significance of in Situ Strength Measurements for Prediction of Outburst Hazard in coal Mines of Lower Silesia Go to Paper
- The Mechanism of, and Energy Release Associated with Outbursts Go to Paper
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- Published: 1980
- Unique ID: PA-198003