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Air velocity distribution measurements on four mechanized longwall coal faces

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Air velocity distribution surveys on four mechanized longwall faces are presented and discussed. Although there are discernible patterns in the velocity distribution, there are wide differences in distribution in the cases examined. This can be attributed to differences in mining and face geometry. An important factor is air leakage into the goaf.

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Peng, S.S., Chiang, H.S. Air velocity distribution measurements on four mechanized longwall coal faces. International Journal of Mining and Geological Engineering 4, 235–246 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01560718

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