Abstract
In the case of a mine fire, an additional hazard from combustible cable material is likely to arise only in those few areas of the mine where special circumstances might help the fire to spread along the cables. It is more important to preserve the functional integrity of cables in the outbye roads which are affected by fire gases then at the actual seat of the fire. Mine cables with better fire-resistant properties should be made from materials which do not propagate fires, do not release burning drops, develop the lowest possible fume density and/or will permanently resist gas temperatures of 200 to 300/sup 0/C. Fire test specifications should be defined for such special cables, based on corresponding draft VDE directives. In proposing these measures the proviso is made then improvement in safety can be clearly demonstrated.
Citation Formats
Herms, C D.
Fire safety requirements for electric cables and lines in deep coal mines.
Germany: N. p.,
1982.
Web.
Herms, C D.
Fire safety requirements for electric cables and lines in deep coal mines.
Germany.
Herms, C D.
1982.
"Fire safety requirements for electric cables and lines in deep coal mines."
Germany.
@misc{etde_6836425,
title = {Fire safety requirements for electric cables and lines in deep coal mines}
author = {Herms, C D}
abstractNote = {In the case of a mine fire, an additional hazard from combustible cable material is likely to arise only in those few areas of the mine where special circumstances might help the fire to spread along the cables. It is more important to preserve the functional integrity of cables in the outbye roads which are affected by fire gases then at the actual seat of the fire. Mine cables with better fire-resistant properties should be made from materials which do not propagate fires, do not release burning drops, develop the lowest possible fume density and/or will permanently resist gas temperatures of 200 to 300/sup 0/C. Fire test specifications should be defined for such special cables, based on corresponding draft VDE directives. In proposing these measures the proviso is made then improvement in safety can be clearly demonstrated.}
journal = {Glueckauf; (Germany, Federal Republic of)}
volume = {118:1}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1982}
month = {Jan}
}
title = {Fire safety requirements for electric cables and lines in deep coal mines}
author = {Herms, C D}
abstractNote = {In the case of a mine fire, an additional hazard from combustible cable material is likely to arise only in those few areas of the mine where special circumstances might help the fire to spread along the cables. It is more important to preserve the functional integrity of cables in the outbye roads which are affected by fire gases then at the actual seat of the fire. Mine cables with better fire-resistant properties should be made from materials which do not propagate fires, do not release burning drops, develop the lowest possible fume density and/or will permanently resist gas temperatures of 200 to 300/sup 0/C. Fire test specifications should be defined for such special cables, based on corresponding draft VDE directives. In proposing these measures the proviso is made then improvement in safety can be clearly demonstrated.}
journal = {Glueckauf; (Germany, Federal Republic of)}
volume = {118:1}
journal type = {AC}
place = {Germany}
year = {1982}
month = {Jan}
}