A medium frequency wireless communication system for underground mines : final report : hardware design and preliminary performance tests ; installation and performance in underground mines

Stolarczyk, Larry G.; Sepich, Mike; Smoker, Kurt

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A medium frequency wireless communication system for underground mines : final report : hardware design and preliminary performance tests ; installation and performance in underground mines

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January 1983

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English

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A medium frequency wireless communication system for underground mines : final report : hardware design and preliminary performance tests ; installation and performance in underground mines

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Personal Authors:

Stolarczyk, Larry G. ; Sepich, Mike ; Smoker, Kurt ;

Corporate Authors:

A.R.F. Products, Inc. . United States. Bureau of Mines. .

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Description:

This report was prepared by A.R.F. Products, Inc., Raton, New Mexico, under contract H0308004. The contract was initiated under the Mine Health and Safety Program. It was administered under the technical direction of the Pittsburgh Research Center with Mr. Harry Dobroski acting as the Technical Project Officer. Mr.Patrick Neary was the Contract Administrator for the Bureau of Mines.

This report is a summary of work recently completed as part of the contract during the period January 1980 through January 1983. This report was submitted by the author on 24 January 1983.

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Report

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National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

Funding:

Contract H0308004

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