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Firedamp

Firedamp is any flammable gas, typically coalbed methane, that is found in coal mines. It is particularly found in areas where the coal is bituminous. The gas accumulates in pockets in the coal and adjacent strata and, when they are penetrated, the release of the gas can cause explosions. Historically, if such a pocket was highly pressurized, it was…

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Contribution to mine deaths

Geordie lampDavy lampPyritesCoal dustTyneside
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Name

DampAirBlackdampCarbon dioxideWhitedamp
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FlammableGasCoalbed methaneCoal minesBituminous
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Firedamp

Nodes35
Edges34
Triples40
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.057143
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related to Contribution to mine deaths · 32
Firedamp → Air, Carlisle Spedding, Cases, Damp, Davy, Diameter, England, Even, Fire, Flame, Flint, Geordie, Help, Ignited, It, James Lowther, Light, Places, Reason, Royal Society
related to Name · 4
Firedamp → As, Damp, Great Britain, North America
see also · 2
Firedamp → Colliery, Mine

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coal gas flame explosions lamp mines found air safety lamps methane mine high davy could damp gauze deaths also flammable

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the Felling mine disaster near Newcastle upon Tyneinstance ofwere proposed by both George Stephenson and Humphry Davy in response to accidents0.80text
which killed 92 people on 25 May 1812instance ofwere proposed by both George Stephenson and Humphry Davy in response to accidents0.80text
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsIt0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsGeordie0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsDavy0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsEven0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsThe0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsThe Tyneside0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsEngland0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsWallsend0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsRoyal Society0.60section
Firedamprelated to Contribution to mine deathsJames Lowther0.60section

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