AFC417-1_Illinois_Synopsis
Characteristics of Dust and Risk Factors Associated with the Development of Rapidly Progressive Pneumoconiosis and Progressive Massive Fibrosis University of Illinois (Grant Number AFC417-1)
Characteristics of Dust and Risk Factors Associated with the Development of Rapidly Progressive Pneumoconiosis and Progressive Massive Fibrosis University of Illinois (Grant Number AFC417-1)
A New Generation of Web-Based Applications for Mine Design Published in Proceedings 36th International Conference on Ground Control in Mining, Morgantown, WV, 2017 Newman, C. Agioutantis, Z. and Schaefer, N.
Current Progress in the Development Of The WebGroundControl Application Published as Preprint 17-032 at SME Annual Meeting 2017, Denver, CO Newman, C. Agioutantis, Z. and Schaefer, N.
The Development of a Web-Based Platform for Ground Control Applications Published as Preprint 16-121 at SME Annual Meeting 2016, Phoenix, AZ Agioutantis, Z. and Newman, C.
Whole Body Vibration Exposure and Injury Prevention of Heavy Equipment Operators in Open Pit Coal Mines Published in Annals of Work Exposures and Health, 61(6); 669–680, 2017. Marín, L. S., Rodríguez, A. C., Rey-Becerra, E., Piedrahita, H., Barrero, L. H., Dennerlein, J., Johnson, P.
Using Wearable IMUs to Evaluate Musculoskeletal Disorder Risk in Underground Mining Activities South Dakota School of Mines and Technology (Grant Number: AFC618-13)
Evaluating the Effects of Multi-axial Whole Body Vibration Exposure on Postural Stability in Mining Heavy Equipment Vehicle Operators Oregon State University (Grant Number: AFC618-68)
Effects of Whole Body Vibration Exposure on Physiological Stresses in Mining Heavy Equipment Vehicle Operators Oregon State University (Grant Number: AFC618-38)
Coal Mining Risk of Arthritis, Including Auto-Immune Rheumatologic Disease University of California, San Francisco (Grant Number: AFC618-04)
The Effect Of Dust Particles On Airway Mucus Viscosity And Mucociliary Transport University of California, Merced (Grant Number: AFC618-01)
A Smart Device for Mine Dust Characterization and Coal Workers’ Health Improvement: Combining Non-Destructive, Element-Specific X-ray CT with Big Data Analytics & Machine Learning Virginia Tech (Grant Number AFC518-40)
Collecting Mine Dust Particles with Liquid-Coated Vibrating Meshes Virginia Tech and Michigan Tech (Grant Number AFC518-25)
Intrinsically Safe Underground Aerial Reconnaissance Platform Development United Mine Workers of America Career Centers, Inc. (Grant Number AFC518-23)
Simple and Accurate Positioning to Enable Vehicle Autonomy in Underground Mines Oregon State University (Grant Number AFC518-17)
Miniaturized and Real Time Gas Sensors for Mine Safety and Health Oakland University (Grant Number AFC518-02)
Development of an Advanced Real-Time Personal Coal Dust Monitoring Instrument Based on Photo-acoustic Spectroscopy University of Nevada, Reno (Grant Number AFC518-54)
Demonstration of a UAV-based Digital Photogrammetry System for Geological Mapping and Geotechnical Characterization of Fractured Rock Masses at Hazardous Underground Sites Montana Tech (Grant Number AFC518-67)
Improving Communication in Noise for Miners Wearing Hearing Protection University of Connecticut Health Center (Grant Number AFC518-10)
Development of Direct Sensing Sampler for Submicron Mining Particles Including Coal, Silica and Nano-Sized Diesel Particulates Colorado State University (Grant Number AFC518-16)
A Hybrid Geopolymer-Biopolymer Cementitious Material for Pumpable Roof Support University of Arizona (Grant Number AFC518-24)
The Alpha Foundation for the Improvement of Mine Safety and Health has announced approximately $2.85 million in new awards in two areas — technology development and exploratory research focused on mining-related health problems. The research projects are directed towards fulfilling the Foundation’s mission to improve mine safety and health through funding research and development projects
Experimental Test Results of A Shearer-Mounted Flooded-Bed Dust Scrubber Presented at Central Appalachian Section SME West Virginia Coal Mining Institute 2017 Joint Spring Meeting University of Kentucky, Joe Sottile
CFD modeling of a flooded-bed scrubber concept for a longwall shearer operating in a U.S. coal seam 15th North American Mine Ventilation Symposium, Blacksburg, VA. June 20-25, 2015 Wedding, C.W., Novak T., Arya S., and Kumar, A.
Experimental Results of a Flooded‐bed Dust Scrubber Integrated Within a Full Scale Longwall Shearer Presented at SME Annual Conference and Expo, Denver Colorado, February, 2107 University of Kentucky, Sampurna Arya
Whole Body Vibration Exposure and Injury Prevention of Heavy Equipment Operators on Open Pit Coal Mines 1st Solicitation for Single Investigator Research Grants (AFC113) Northeastern University (Grant AFC113-03)