Safety and ventilation in coal mines, based on underground environmental engineering.
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https://doi.org/10.24054/aaas.v5i2.2011Keywords:
Ingeniería ambiental subterránea, Ventilación, seguridad, mina de carbónAbstract
Underground mining operations not only generate impacts on the external environment; they also create environmental problems underground, which are due to the different stages and needs in mineral exploitation. Through the application of the concept of Underground Environmental Engineering (Torres & Da Gama, 2005), a methodology is proposed for the evaluation of comfort and environmental quality in underground coal mines, aimed at ensuring safety and improving the underground environment.
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