2004
DOI: 10.1139/t04-002
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Carbon monoxide poisoning associated with blasting operations close to underground enclosed spaces. Part 2. Special working procedures to minimize CO migration

Abstract: Carbon monoxide (CO) produced by blasting operations in civil engineering works in residential environments can migrate fair distances in the surrounding fractured bedrock and underground infrastructures in the blast area and can then infiltrate enclosed spaces. Poisoning of workers and people in general exposed to an emission of CO produced by explosives has occurred many times. Special working procedures must be developed to minimize the risk of poisoning. Three different procedures were tested in the field … Show more

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