Mine Ventilation Conference 2019

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Managing Ventilation Risk

Mine Ventilation Conference 2019

PERTH 26–28 AUGUST 2019

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About the conference

Gain access to the latest developments, challenges and achievements improving safety levels in underground mining at the Australian Mine Ventilation Conference in Perth this August.

Ventilation controls are now recognised as one of the core risk activities in mines requiring the appointment of statutory ventilation officers in both coal and metalliferous mining sectors. With re-emergence of pneumoconiosis in mine workers, it is important for all underground operations to contribute to this conference.

The conference program features 7 keynote speakers and 40 technical presentations examining metal and coal mine ventilation planning and design, mine fires and explosions, mine heat and refrigeration, case studies and more. There are also networking opportunities, workshops for additional professional development and a conference exhibition.

Well-attended by operators, planning personnel, equipment manufacturers and suppliers, government regulators, consultants and academia – we hope you can join us in Perth.

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Conference themes

The conference will give presenters the chance to exchange information on topics such as, but not exclusive to:

  • Ventilation planning

  • Ventilation case studies

  • Main and booster fans

  • Numerical modelling and integration with planning and remote monitoring

  • Diesel emissions control and measurement (DPM and nDPM)

  • Occupational health hazard management (mine gases, dust, radioactive dust)

  • Heat and refrigeration

  • Coal mine ventilation

  • Hard rock mine ventilation

  • Prevention of methane and coal dust explosions

  • Sulphide dust explosions

  • Prevention and fighting of mine fires

  • Detection and control of spontaneous combustion

  • Ventilation monitoring and control (air flow, air quality, etc)

  • Mining regulations, including principle hazard management plans

  • Coal seam gas, including gas drainage, storage and utilisation

  • Understanding radiation

  • Seal-up management

 More information, please visit: http://minevent.ausimm.com/

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