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Coal dust

Fine powder derived by the crushing of coal.
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2011
2011
Investigation on coal dust explosion characteristics using 20 L explosion sphere vessels
Using standard 20 L explosion sphere vessels,the explosion characteristics of three different coal dust and mixtures of dust and… 
1997
1997
Application of algorithms of forecasting in the optical fibre coal dust burner monitoring system
In this article we discuss the properties of autoregression (AR) and moving average (MA) processes, as well as non-parametrical… 
1983
1983
Inhalation studies of diesel exhaust and coal dust in rats.
The preliminary 12-month data of an ongoing two-year chronic inhalation study into the effects of diesel exhaust and coat dust on… 
1983
1983
Inhibition and extinction of coal dust and methane explosions. Report of investigations/1982
The Bureau of Mines 8-liter flammability system was used to study the effectiveness of a variety of powdered inhibitors in… 
1980
1980
Experimental study of pulmonary emphysema in rats exposed to coal dust and papain: effects on the infrastructure and the cell dynamics.
Experimental lesions of emphysema were produced in SPF rats after laryngotracheal injection of papain and coal dust. The… 
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1979
Highly Cited
1979
Three-wavelength pyrometer for measuring flame temperatures.
This paper describes a pyrometer that measures the continuum radiation from particles in a flame or explosion at three… 
1979
1979
The flammability of coal dust-air mixtures. Lean limits, flame temperatures, ignition energies, and partice size effects. Report of investigations
A comprehensive study of the flammability behavior of air-dispersed coal dust was made using an 8-liter Bureau of Mines system… 
1975
1975
Investigation of alveolar macrophages from rats exposed to coal dust.
Rats were exposed to the inhalation of coal dust from either Utah (low prevalence coalworkers' pneumoconiosis (CWP)) or… 
1975
1975
Maximum expiratory flow-volume studies on monkeys exposed to bituminous coal dust.
To assess early ventilatory responses at the 2 mg/m3 bituminous coal dust standard, 23 cynomolgus monkeys were exposed by… 
1958
1958
The Tissue Reaction in the Lungs of Rats after the Inhalation of Coal Dust Containing 2% of Quartz
Belt and King (1945) found that pure coal dust, whether anthracite or bituminous, was of low pathogenicity, producing only… 
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