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MASHA Diesel Emissions Symposium 2009
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MASHA Diesel Emissions Symposium 2009

As mines in Ontario head deeper and deeper underground, ventilation costs and emission concerns increase. MASHA hosted a Diesel Emissions symposium on November 26th, 2009 in Sudbury, Ontario.

The symposium provided information to mine operators to help determine if their existing ventilation, emissions measurement, and engine management met current industry practice and regulations.

Links to proceedings from the symposium are below:

Diesel Emissions Symposium – Introduction
Rick Banting, MASHA

Diesel Exhaust Emissions – Health Effects
Michel Grenier, Natural Resources Canada

Diesel Particulate Matter and Cardiovascular Disease
Sandra Dorman, Laurentian University

Diesel Emissions Regulations
John Vergunst, Ministry of Labour

Managing Diesel Emissions at Vale Inco
Cheryl Allen, Vale Inco

Diesel Exhaust After-Treatment Devices
Brent Rubeli, Natural Resources Canada

Biodiesel 101
Mike Pratt, SITTM Technologies Inc.

The Hydrogen Mine Introduction Initiative
Bill Howell, Natural Resources Canada

 

 

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