Mine gas monitoring data analysis

Vančura, Vladislav; Otte, Lukas; Danel, Roman; Letavkova, D.; Seliga, Zdenek

doi:10.1109/carpathiancc.2014.6843683

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“…Also, the mining atmosphere quality measurement is an important topic for researchers [39]. Mine gas monitoring problems have been studied in [40]. Gas monitoring and testing in underground mines using wireless technology has been taken into consideration in [41].…”

Section: State Of the Art-mining Atmosphere Monitoring In A Deep Minementioning

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A Portable Environmental Data-Monitoring System for Air Hazard Evaluation in Deep Underground Mines

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Air-quality measurements in a deep underground mine are a critical issue. The cost of ventilation, as well as the geometry of the considered mine, make this process very difficult, and local air quality may be a danger to miners. Thus, portable, personal devices are required to inform miners about gas hazards. There are available tools for that purpose; however, they do not allow the storage of data collected during a shift. Moreover, they do not allow the basic analysis of the acquired data cost-effectively. This paper aims to present a system using low-cost gas sensors and microcontrollers, and takes advantage of commonly used smartphones as a computing and visualization resource. Finally, we demonstrate monitoring system results from a test in an underground mine located in Poland.

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Section: State Of the Art-mining Atmosphere Monitoring In A Deep Minementioning

confidence: 99%