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... 1994. Mine Safety and Health Administration Accident Investigation Report (Surface Area of an Underground Coal Mine)
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... 1981. Mine Safety and Health Administration Report of Investigation (Preparation Plant)
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... 1971. Detection of Abandoned Underground Coal Mines by Geophysical Methods.
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... Pp. 287-308 in Geotechnical and Environmental Geophysics, Stan Ward, ed.
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... 2001. Tailings Dams Risk of Dangerous Occurrences Lessons Learnt from Practical Experiences.
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... 1996. Accidental Releases of Slurry and Water from Coal Impoundments through Abandoned Underground Coal Mines.
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... Failure of the Fine Coal Refuse Impoundment, Pond Fork Preparation Plant, Island Creek Coal Company, Bob White, Boone County, West Virginia, ID No.
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... Pp. 166-202 in Hydraulic Fill Structures, Geotechnical Special Publication No.
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... 2000. Perimeter embankments to increase capacity, mitigate subsidence impacts, and abandon coal refuse disposal impoundments.
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... 1977. Correlation Chart, Major Mineable Bituminous Coal Seams, Appalachian Coal Fields.
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... 1993. Ground-water Geochemistry and Its Relationship to the Flow System at an Unmined Site in the Eastern Kentucky Coal Field, Kentucky Geological Survey Thesis Series 5, Series XI.
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... Combined refuse refers to fine refuse from the static thickener that has been mechanically dewatered and combined with coarse refuse for disposal on the surface. Depending on the percentage of coarse and fine refuse and the moisture content of each, the moisture content of combined refuse will range from 15 to 20 percent.
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