Underground mining, including underground coal mining, is accompanied by accidents and
fire hazards that pose a threat to the life safety of miners. The fire hazard increases with an …

To study the evolution law of pores and fractures in the process of injecting nitrogen to
prevent and extinguish fire in the goaf of coal mines. With the help of a self-built high …

Accurate identification of the early stages of coal-fire combustion is important for effectively
controlling the spread of coal fires. CO 2 and CO, as characteristic gases in the early stage …

Background In 2014, wildfires ignited a coal mine in Australia, burning for 6 weeks,
releasing large amounts of fine particulate matter≤ 2.5 μm in diameter (PM 2.5). We …

Valley, which experienced minimal smoke exposure during the time of the mine fire. The
Adult Survey aims to investigate whether people who were heavily exposed to smoke from …

Accepted: 6 July 2020 A deterministic approach was used in this work to assess the PM2. 5
pollutant dispersion in the air during a fire event. The pollution data were recorded with high …

BACKGROUND: Due to climate change, landscape fires account for an increasing
proportion of air pollution emissions, and their impacts on primary and pharmaceutical care …

Background and objective In 2014, a 6‐week‐long fire at the Hazelwood coal mine exposed
residents in the adjacent town of Morwell to high concentrations of fine particulate matter …

Objective To evaluate associations between exposure during early life to mine fire smoke
and parent‐reported indicators of respiratory and atopic illness 2–4 years later. Design …

Due to climate change, catastrophic events such as landscape fires are increasing in
frequency and severity. However, relatively little is known about the longer-term mental …