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WORKS OK MINING.
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WORKS ON COAL-MINING.
Fifth Edition, Revised and Greatly Enlarged. With 4 Plates and
670 Illustrations. Price 24s. net.
A TEXT-BOOK OF COAL-MINING:
FOR THE USE 0F COLLIERY MANAGERS AND 0THER8
ENGAGED IN COAL-MINING.
By HERBERT WILLIAM HUGHES, F.G.S.,
Assoc. Royal School of Mines, General Manager of Sandwell Park Colliery.
General Contents. — Geology.— Search for Coal. — Breaking Ground. —
Sinking. — Preliminary Operations. — Methods of Working. — Haulage. —
Winding. — Pumping. —Ventilation.—Lighting.—Works at Surface. — Pré-
paration of Coal for Market. —Index.
“Quite tue Best book of its kind ... as practical in aim as a book can be . . . The
illustrations are excellent.”—jAtÄencewwi.
“ We cordially recommend the work."—Colliery Guardian.
“ Will oon conie to be regarded as the standard work of its kind." -Birminyhant Daily Gazette.
Fourth Edition, Thoroughly Revised and Greatly Enlarged. Re-set
throughout. Large Crown 8vo. Handsome Cloth. 12s. 6d
PRACTICAL COAL-MINING:
A MANUAL FOR MANAGERS, UNDER-MANAGERS,
COLLIERY ENGINEERS, AND OTHERS.
With Worked-out Problems on Haulage, Pumping, Ventilation, &c.
By GEORGE L. KERR, M.E., M.Inst.M.E.
Contents. —The Sources and Nature of Coal. —The Search for Coal. —
Sinking.—Explosives.—Mechanical Wedges. —Rock Drills and Coal-cutting
Machines.—Coal-cutting by Machinery.—Transmission of Power. —Modes of
Working.—Timbering Roadways.—Winding Coal. —Haulage. —Pumping.—
Ventilation.—Safety Lamps.—Surface Arrangements, Surveying, Levelling,
&c.
“An bssbntially PRACTICAL WORK, and can be confldently recommended. No department
of Coal-Mming has been overlooked.”—Engineers' Gazeta.
In Crown 8vo. Handsome Cloth. With 200 Illustrations. 3s. 6d.
ELEMENTARY COAL-MINING:
FOR THE USE OR STUDENTS, MINERS, AND OTHERS
PREPARING FOR EXAMINATIONS.
By GEORGE L. KERR, M.E., M.Inst.M.E.
Contents.—Sources and Nature of Coal.—Exploration and Boring for
Coal.—Breaking Ground.—Explosives, Blasting, &c.—Sinking and Fitting
of Shafts.— Modes of Working. — Timbering Roadways.—Winding and
Drawing.—Haulage. —Pumping and Drainage. —Ventilation.—Cleaning and
Sorting Coal. —Surveying, &c.
“An abundance of information conveyed in a populär and attractive form. . . . Will be
of great use-to all who are in any way interested in coal mining."—Scottish Critic.
LONDON: CHARLES GRIFFIN & CO., LIMITED. EXETER STREET. STRAM?
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