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• 2.05.3(2) <br />During panel development, only a limited number of panel entries <br />will be used to provide ventilation to the development phase. A <br />three entry system will have only one intake to the right, one <br />neutral air course in the middle, and one return to the left. The <br />intake air course will also function as a haulage entry. <br />A main mine fan will be provided to exhaust air outside the mine. <br />The location of the mine fan is on the Mine Facilities Map (Map <br />10). Because of the compact nature of the operation, this fan <br />should provide adequate face ventilation such that no auxiliary <br />fans will be necessary to improve or supplement mine ventilation. <br />Permanent stoppings will be erected between intake, return, and <br />neutral airways outby active working sections. They will direct <br />and separate intake, neutral, and return airflows. All inactive <br />working areas that are not being used for haulage, travel, air <br />courses, or extraction of coal will be sealed with explosion proof <br />seals. in every sealed area, one or more explosive proof seals <br />will be fitted with a pipe and a valve in order to permit air <br />• sampling and determine the pressure on the seals. All permanent <br />stoppings and seals will be made of fireproof materials, such as <br />cement blocks, cinder blocks, or galvanized steel and will be <br />constructed so as to minimize leakage. <br />Temporary stoppings will be used in active working areas where <br />frequent changes in air flow may be necessary. They will be <br />constructed of jute fabric, urethane-coated jute, plastic, rough <br />lumber covered with plastic or telescoping sheet metal sections. <br />They will be installed so as to minimize air leakage. <br />Overcasts will be used as necessary and will serve as an air bridge <br />to allow two air streams to cross without mixing. They will be <br />constructed of fireproof materials, such as concrete or steel. <br />Where only small volumes of air are involved, pipe overcasts may be <br />constructed. <br />• <br />2.05-10 Rev. 11-30-93 <br />