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A sytemic study of mining accident causality : an analysis of 91 mining accidents from a platinum mine in South Africa
The mining industry is a very important sector of the South African national economy. A major factor threatening the sustainability of this industry is the worrying effect of mining accidents. These accidents usually lead to the destruction of property, injury/death of mine workers, and pollution of...
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Department of Chemical Engineering
2015
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