Truth and fallacy about a serious problem
Subtitle: acid coal mine drainage
By: by S.A. Bradley
Publisher: s.n
Published: 1956
Place of publication: S.l
Language: eng
Number of pages: 318
Other titles: Transactions of the American institute of mining, metallurgical and petroleum engineers (AIME); Mine drainage bibliography, 1910-1976.
Description:   Different chemical inhibitors, both in the gaseous and liquid state, were evaluated in tests to control the formation of acid mine drainage.  Pumping of inhibitors in the gaseous state into mines was considered futile.  The application of liquid inhibitors such as chromates, phosphates, and alkalies to pyritic wastes had minimal effects on acid control.
Notes: In : Transactions of the American institute of mining, metallurgical and petroleum engineers, v. 205 (March 1956), p. 314-318

Citation from : Mine drainage bibliography, 1910-1976 / compiled by V.E. Gleason -- Washington, DC : National Coal Association, 1976.  Copy of bibliography provided by Mr. Ben Faulkner, Princeton, WV.

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