Parliamentary Papers, Volume 12, Part 2H.M. Stationery Office, 1923 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 21
... amount of dust put into suspension in the air by a rolling flame lasting some prolonged time , " and in reply to Professor Poole he admitted that these replies implied that there must have been a certain amount of combustible material ...
... amount of dust put into suspension in the air by a rolling flame lasting some prolonged time , " and in reply to Professor Poole he admitted that these replies implied that there must have been a certain amount of combustible material ...
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... amount of light paraffin gases , which are the first to come off at a low temperature , and this would add- if an addition is needed to explain this explosion , and I do not think it is needed ; in fact I am convinced it is not , the ...
... amount of light paraffin gases , which are the first to come off at a low temperature , and this would add- if an addition is needed to explain this explosion , and I do not think it is needed ; in fact I am convinced it is not , the ...
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... amount of blasting done in the coal , that the most coal dust would be made and deposited at and near the working faces and not in the main haulage road . Other things being equal , an explosion follows the path where most coal dust ...
... amount of blasting done in the coal , that the most coal dust would be made and deposited at and near the working faces and not in the main haulage road . Other things being equal , an explosion follows the path where most coal dust ...
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... amount of coal dust actually deposited in the course of working a heading in the Torwood Levels . He found that the amount of coal dust deposited in 3 days was equivalent to one - seventh of an ounce per cubic foot of air space , the ...
... amount of coal dust actually deposited in the course of working a heading in the Torwood Levels . He found that the amount of coal dust deposited in 3 days was equivalent to one - seventh of an ounce per cubic foot of air space , the ...
Page 13
... amount of additional oxygen struck them on the side . The gases then would burn with a greater vigour , and then we begin to see coking on the stoop side and coke stuck on the props in the middle of the road . As it passed on to No. 6 ...
... amount of additional oxygen struck them on the side . The gases then would burn with a greater vigour , and then we begin to see coking on the stoop side and coke stuck on the props in the middle of the road . As it passed on to No. 6 ...
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