Parliamentary Papers, Volume 11H.M. Stationery Office, 1927 - Bills, Legislative |
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Page 5
... minerals which are being mined , are under consider- able compressive stress , due , generally speaking , to the depth of working , and consequently to the great weight of overlying rocks . In some cases there is evidence that the ...
... minerals which are being mined , are under consider- able compressive stress , due , generally speaking , to the depth of working , and consequently to the great weight of overlying rocks . In some cases there is evidence that the ...
Page 6
... minerals and the consequent opening up of underground roads and working places , the great stresses to which the rocks are naturally subject in virtue of their depth , are interfered with . The static equilibrium is disturbed , and ...
... minerals and the consequent opening up of underground roads and working places , the great stresses to which the rocks are naturally subject in virtue of their depth , are interfered with . The static equilibrium is disturbed , and ...
Page 6
... minerals and the consequent opening up of underground roads and working places , the great stresses to which the rocks are naturally subject in virtue of their depth , are interfered with . The static equilibrium is disturbed , and ...
... minerals and the consequent opening up of underground roads and working places , the great stresses to which the rocks are naturally subject in virtue of their depth , are interfered with . The static equilibrium is disturbed , and ...
Page 16
... mineral oil ? A. Yes , mineral oil is not as easily lightable as firedamp . Experiments of this kind are of course purely empirical but so far as they go they show that the ignition of firedamp by sparks produced by rock falling upon ...
... mineral oil ? A. Yes , mineral oil is not as easily lightable as firedamp . Experiments of this kind are of course purely empirical but so far as they go they show that the ignition of firedamp by sparks produced by rock falling upon ...
Page 3
... minerals ; to enquire into the extent and gravity of the damage caused by subsidence owing to the extraction of minerals and the incidence of the resulting liability ; and to report what steps should be taken , by legislation or ...
... minerals ; to enquire into the extent and gravity of the damage caused by subsidence owing to the extraction of minerals and the incidence of the resulting liability ; and to report what steps should be taken , by legislation or ...
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