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Title: SAFETY IN MINE


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SAFETY IN MINE
  • Ba-Lan Ho

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Introduction
  • Safety in mine ? many aspect (ie. Safety in Blast
    operations, safety at work place, safety of Belt
    Conveyor, Heat and Fires hazard, etc.
  • Concern more about electrical hazards in this
    topic.
  • Electricity is a form of energy and ready convert
    to heat.

3
EFFECT OF ELECTRICITY
  • The harmful effect of electricity on the human
    body has been classified as follows
  • Electric shock, ie. The harm done to the human
    body as whole.
  • Electric trauma, ie. Local external lesion in the
    form of mechanical rupture of tissue, danger to
    bones burns metallization of the skin.

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ELECTRIC SHOCK HAZARDS
  • May result in ignition sources underground (ie.
    Overloaded or over heated cables or machinery or
    expose contact, slip ring, etc.)
  • Statistic shows, 5.2 of electric shock in
    opencast pits.
  • In some pit, reaches 20 25 of all fatal cases.

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SAFETY VOLTAGE OF CONTACT
  • Result of numerous investigation, a current of
    50mA can be dangerous (causing loss of
    consciousness).
  • Effect of 0.1A current or greater maybe fatal.
  • Most dangerous frequency lie between 40-60 cycles
    per second.
  • Voltage higher than 40V I hazardous to man
  • A voltage of 65V maybe fatal.
  • Where the floor is a good conductor of
    electricity, max safe voltage is 12V.

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PROTECTION FROM ELECTRIC SHOCK
  • Cable or portable electrical equipment must be
    protected or remove to a safe place in a blast
    operation.
  • Overhead power line should be switch off.
  • Trailing and flexible cable must be inspect
    before each shift.
  • Vehicles shall not be driven over electric power
    cables unless such cables are proteced from
    mechanical injury.

7
Conclusion
  • The risk is well known
  • Still many accidents occur every year, due to the
    ignorance and slackness.
  • Lead to some fatal in some cases.

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References
  • J.Strang. P.Mackenzie-Wood, 1985. A Manual On
    Mines Rescue, Safety And Gas Detection. Austcue
    Publishers, Australia.
  • N.Melnikov, M.Chenokov, 1969. Safety In Opencast
    Mining. Mir publisher, Moscow.
  • Onlinelthttp//www.dir.ca.gov/Title8/7181.htmlgt
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