Electromagnetic Compatibility in Underground Mining: Selected Problems

✍ Scribed by Florian Krasucki, Florian Krasucki, Kazimierz Miśkiewicz, Antoni Wojaczek and Stanisław Frąqczek (Eds.)

Publisher: Elsevier Science
Year: 1993
Tongue: English
Leaves: 206
Series: Advances in Mining Science and Technology 7
Category: Library

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✦ Synopsis

Theoretical and technical problems of electromagnetic compatibility (EMC) in mining are covered in this volume. EMC is discussed in three main groups of problems: sources (generation) of interference, propagation of interference in mining conditions, and the influence of interferences on mining devices, particularly electronic devices used in deep coal mines. Propagation of interference and its influence on mining communication and signalling systems as well as on control systems of mining machines are discussed. Attention is paid to the influences of interference on dispatching systems which give to the dispatcher some information about mining hazards. The book should be of interest to mining and electrical engineers

✦ Table of Contents

Content:
Advances in Mining Science and Technology
Page II
B.N. Whittaker

Front Matter
Page III

Copyright page
Page IV

Preface
Pages V-VI
Florian Krasucki

1 - Introduction
Pages 1-3

2 - General Principles, Concepts and Terms
Pages 4-23

3 - Electromagnetic Interactions Due to Alternating Current Power Networks
Pages 24-56

4 - Sources and Propagation of Electromagnetic Interference in Electric Traction Networks
Pages 57-124

5 - Electromagnetic Interference in Mine Communications Networks
Pages 125-188

References
Pages 189-193

Subject Index
Pages 195-198

List of Symbols
Pages 199-202

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