Practices and Principles Flashcards

1
Q

Dilution and removal of:

A

Heat, Dust, Gas

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2
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Sources of Heat

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  • Trucks
  • Loaders
  • Secondary fans
  • Pumps compressors
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3
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Sources of Dust

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  • Loading
  • Tipping
  • Blasting
  • Roadway
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4
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Sources of Gas

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  • Trucks
  • Blasting
  • Natural gases
    > methane
    > sulphur dioxide
    > hydrogen sulphide
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5
Q

Primary ventilation

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Main intake airways and return airways employing shafts or declines with either axial or centrifugal fans

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6
Q

Secondary ventilation

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Ventilation of areas where primary ventilation circuits can’t reach

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7
Q

Primary Ventilation requirements

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  • adequate shafts, declines, inclines
  • large airways
  • fan power
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8
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Secondary ventilation - forcing system ADV and DISADV

A

adv

  • fresh air at the face
  • max benefit to operators
  • easy installation
  • leakage is outwards and easily detected

Disadv

  • long re-entry time
  • persons travel in contaminated air
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9
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Second vent - exhaust adv/disadv

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adv

  • persons always travel in fresh air
  • short re-entry period

Disadv

  • intake air moves slowly and picks up heat, dust, fumes
  • two fans and columns required
  • exhaust under negative pressure requiring steel ductin
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10
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Vent appliances

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  • fans
  • doors
  • stoppings and regulators
  • sprays and filters
  • monitoring instruments/devices
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11
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Primary Fan types

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  • Axial flow

- Centrifugal (radial) flow

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12
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Main Fan fixtures (required)

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  • bearing fitted with temperature trips, vibration trips
  • equipped with a pressure recording device
  • alarmed
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13
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Main fan fixtures (optional)

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  • self closing doors
  • anti roll back device
  • water spracy
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14
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Main fan fixture (performance)

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  • Variable pitch blades
  • Inlet guide vanes
  • Variable speed
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15
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Ventilation Doors

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  • Designed to block airflow while allowing the passage of personnel and equipment (manually operated or automatic)
  • singe door in area of low activity/low pressure
  • double (airlock) doors in areas of high usage/high pressure
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16
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Stopping

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  • Designed to completely block airflow
  • Temporary Stoppings
    > frame with conveyor
    > Mesh with vent bag
  • Permanent
    > solid shotcrete/aquacrete walls
    > Brick walls
17
Q

Regulator

A

Designed to allow variable amoutns of air throught an area by increasing/decreasing the resistance of an airway

18
Q

Water Sprays and Filters

A
  • Used to reduce dust contaminating air
  • used at
    > intake aiways
    > loading points
    > tipping points
19
Q

Air Quality Devices

A
  • Anemometer
  • Hygrometer
  • Manometer
  • Gravimetric Sampler
20
Q

Vent Costs

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  • Fans
  • Power
  • Instruments
  • Vent bags
  • Vent appliances