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Conference Paper

Author
Jameson, G. J.
Title
Suppression of coal dust - areas of ignorance
In
Dust Suppression Problems and Solutions. Half Day Symposium Newcastle, August 1982
Imprint
1982, p. 2
Abstract

The design of methods of suppression of dust which is formed from coal during the winning, washing and transportation processes is hampered by lack of knowledge about the nature of the dust and the methods by which it is formed. There is also a need to develop a standard test method to measure the effectiveness of the agglomerating or suppressant chemicals.

The author, Professor G J Jameson, FIEAust, Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Newcastle, NSW

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  • Institution of Engineers Australia, Annual Report 1983 [Sixty-fourth Annual Report] (1984), 16 pp. Details

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