Mining Feature: NIOSH at SME 2018
Thursday, February 22, 2018
NIOSH Presentations
NIOSH researchers and representatives will be at the 2018 Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration (SME) Annual Conference and Expo February 25-28 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Check out the information below to find out when and where you can learn about NIOSH's latest research. Be sure to visit the NIOSH exhibit (Booth #1927) as well to see demonstrations of NIOSH products and research.
Monday, February 26th
Room L100E |
Coal & Energy: Dust Control I |
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2:05 pm |
A Field Study of a Re-designed Roof Bolter Canopy Air Curtain (2nd Generation) for Respirable Coal Mine Dust Control |
3:05 pm |
Preliminary Laboratory Testing of a Shuttle Car Canopy Air Curtain |
3:25 pm |
Field Investigation to Measure Airflow Velocities of a Shuttle Car Using Independent Routes at a Central Appalachian Underground Coal Mine |
Room L100C |
Coal & Energy: Best of Ground Control |
2:25 pm |
Analysis of Monitored Ground Support and Rock Mass Response in a Longwall Tailgate Entry |
3:25 pm |
Evaluation of Seismic Potential in a Longwall Mine with Massive Sandstone Roof Under Deep Overburden |
Tuesday, February 27th
Room L100A |
Health & Safety: Requirements and Enforcement as a System: Exploring the Interplay and Administration of Legislation, Regulation, Standards, and Policies |
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9:05 am |
An Examination of Mining Companies' Online Health and Safety Policies: Implications for Improving Organizational Performance |
9:45 am |
The Global Explosion-protected Equipment Market - Can U.S. Coal Mines Ever Benefit? |
10:05 am |
What Do Policy Makers and Mine Operators Need to Know Before Applying the 'Safety Triangle'? |
Room L100F |
Coal & Energy: Mine Safety I |
9:05 am |
NIOSH Extramural Research Funding: Fulfilling the Mandate of the MINER Act |
9:45 am |
Influence of a Continuous Mining Machine and Mesh on Magnetic Proximity Detection Systems |
10:25 am |
Evaluation of Contamination Ingress for Built-in-place Refuge Alternatives |
Room 101B |
Mining & Exploration: Operations: Practical Incorporation of Technology in Operations |
9:25 am |
Data Transport Over Leaky Feeder Utilizing Internet Protocol Enabled Land Mobile Radio |
Room L100B |
Health & Safety: Learning from the Frontline: What Works to Promote Operational Excellence and a Positive Safety Culture |
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9:45 am |
Imminent Danger: Characterizing Uncertainty in Critically Hazardous Situations |
10:25 am |
Mineworker Fatigue: A Review of What We Know and Future Directions |
Room L100C |
Coal & Energy: Application of CFD in Mine Ventilation |
10:25 am |
CFD Modeling of Dust Dispersion in a Mineral Processing Plant |
Room L100E |
Coal & Energy: Research and Development I |
2:05 pm |
SCSR Technology in U.S. Coal Mines: The Long Road Travelled |
2:25 pm |
Technologies for the Next Generation Closed-circuit Escape Respirators |
3:05 pm |
Robotics Technology in U.S. Mine Disaster Reconnaissance, Rescue and Recovery |
Room 101I |
Industrial Minerals & Aggregates: Safety and Health of Industrial Minerals and Aggregates |
2:05 pm |
Impact of Aging on Performance of Impactor and Sharp-cut Cyclone Size Selectors for DPM Sampling |
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2:25 pm |
Development of a Comprehensive Pillar and Roof Monitoring System at a Steeply Dipping Underground Limestone Mine |
3:45 pm |
A Reality Check - Oil Mining/Shale/Sands Projects with MSHA IDs |
Room L100B |
Health & Safety: Got Safety? See How Tech Savvy Companies are Managing the Safety and Health of Their Workers I |
2:45 pm |
Demonstrating the Financial Impact of Mining Injuries - Safety Pays in Mining |
Room 101C |
Mining & Exploration: Recovering from Project Setbacks - Advice from Managers Who Have Been There |
2:45pm |
Estimating the Unconfined Compressive Strength (USC) of Emplaced Cemented Rockfill (CRF) from QA/QC Cylinder Strengths |
Wednesday, February 28th
Room L100C |
Coal & Energy: Research and Development II |
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9:25 am |
Calibration of Coal-mass Model Using In Situ Coal Pillar Strength Study |
10:05 am |
Evaluation of Different Shielding Materials for Reducing Electromagnetic Interference of the Personal Dust Monitor |
10:45 am |
Load Capacity and Stiffness Characteristics for Welded Wire Screen with Multiple Pull Locations |
Room L100D |
Coal & Energy: Dust Control II |
10:05 am |
Effects of Air-blocking Shelf on Dust Dispersion for Drill Shroud Using Computational Fluid Dynamics |
Room L100B |
Health & Safety: Got Safety? See How Tech Savvy Companies are Managing the Safety and Health of Their Workers II |
10:25 am |
Comparison of Multiple Continuous DPM Monitors to the NIOSH 5040 Standard Method |
Room L100A |
Health & Safety: Open Forum for the Future of the United States Mining Safety and Health Research Agenda |
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2:00 pm |
NORA Research Objectives and Their Priority |
Room L100C |
Coal & Energy: Mine Safety II |
2:05 pm |
Evaluation of Different Carbon Monoxide Sensors for Battery Charging Stations |
Room L100D |
Coal & Energy: Research and Development III |
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2:05 pm |
Advancing CO2 Scrubber Chemistries Used in Respiratory Protective Devices and Refuge Alternatives |
2:25 pm |
Investigating the Relationship Between Mine Air and Strata Temperature Changes and the Use of Portable Refuge Alternatives |
2:45 pm |
Influence of Temperature on Generator Current and Magnetic Field of a Magnetic Proximity Detection System |
3:05 pm |
Influence of Trailing Cables on Magnetic Proximity Systems |
- Coal Mine Safety Achievements in the USA and the Contribution of NIOSH Research
- NIOSH Hazard ID 4 - Ignition Hazard from Drilling into Sealed Frames of Agricultural Equipment
- NIOSH Mining Update - New Publications 1995-96
- Noise Source Identification on a Horizontal Vibrating Screen
- Origin of Mining-Induced Fractures Through Macroscale Distortion
- Performance of a Light-scattering Dust Monitor in Underground Mines
- Proceedings: New Technology for Ground Control in Retreat Mining
- A Summary of U.S. Mine Fire Research
- Technology News 473 - The Explosion Hazard From Hydrogen Gas Generation Inside Sealed Frames
- USBM Health and Safety Legacy Continues Under NIOSH