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Electric Blasting & Initiation Systems – DGMS Exam Notes
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Electric Blasting & Initiation Systems – DGMS Exam Notes Components in Electric Blasting – DGMS Exam Notes Electric Blasting & Initiation Systems DGMS Exam Study Notes Detailed Notes Quick One-Liners Descriptive Q&A MCQ Quiz FAQ 1. Detailed Notes 2. Quick One-Liners 3. Descriptive Model Answer Q. Ex...
Fire Control in Underground Mines – DGMS Notes
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Fire Control in Underground Mines – DGMS Notes Fire Control in Underground Mines – DGMS Exam Notes Fire Control in Underground Mines DGMS Exam Notes Mastering One of Mining's Greatest Hazards Your complete guide to DGMS regulations on fire prevention, detection, and control in underground mines. Det...
Mines Rules 1955 – Health, Working Hours & Welfare
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Mines Rules 1955 – Health, Working Hours & Welfare Introduction The Mines Rules, 1955 were framed under the Mines Act, 1952 to safeguard the health, welfare, and working conditions of mine workers. They prescribe medical examinations, working hours, rest intervals, canteen & welfare facilities, firs...
Financial Management in Mining | Capital Budgeting DGMS Exam Notes
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Financial Management in Mining – Basics of Capital Budgeting Introduction Mining projects are highly capital intensive. From acquiring land to purchasing Heavy Earth Moving Machinery (HEMM), installing processing plants, and ensuring statutory safety equipment, financial management plays a crucial r...
Dust Diseases in Mines | Silicosis & Pneumoconiosis DGMS Exam Notes
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Dust Diseases in Mines | Silicosis & Pneumoconiosis DGMS Exam Notes Introduction In coal and metalliferous mines, dust exposure is a major occupational hazard. Continuous inhalation of fine respirable dust can lead to irreversible lung diseases such as silicosis and pneumoconiosis. Both are official...