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North Goonyella Mine Fire 9th October 2018. GAG was experiencing back pressure which was conjectured to be the result of possible roof falls/flooding”

February 11, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 09.10.2018.pdf Inspector Richard Gouldstone arrived at NGC Mine Camp at 07:15am on Tuesday 9 October 2018 to attend a meeting in regard to progress…

North Goonyella Mine Fire 8th October 2018. “D. Cliff stressed “that after further consideration a coal fire had been evident but that products from a separate methane fire were also present.”

February 10, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 08.10.2018.pdf Discussion H9 readings continuing steady downward trends in terms of CO/ H2/ C2H2/ C2H6, with CH4/ C02/ N2/ and 02 relatively steady. The…

North Goonyella Mine Fire 7th October 2018. “Shaft H9 . Further discussion revealed that the tube bundle sample point here is not actually in the shaft itself, but in a length of ducting in some of the refrigeration infrastructure.”

February 9, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 07.10.2018.pdf Today, 7 Oct 2018 I, Inspector Les Marlborough, attended a meeting at North Goonyella Mine to discuss the status of the spontaneous combustion…

North Goonyella Mine Fire 6th October 2018. “David Cliff does not believe that there is any sign of GAG gas at this shaft. he stated that we could be seeing gases from more than one source at H9 Shaft.”

February 9, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 06.10.2018.pdf Today, 6 Oct 2018 1, Inspector Les Marlborough, attended a meeting at North Goonyella Mine to discuss the status of the spontaneous combustion…

North Goonyella Mine Fire 5th October 2018. “During the night the Mine had located 38 surface to seam holes and identified 5/6 that were breathing in strongly. These have all been sealed.”

February 9, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 05.10.2018.pdf Today, 5 Oct 2018 1, Inspector Les Marlborough, accompanied by Inspector of Mines Geoff Nugent attended a meeting at North Goonyella Mine to…

North Goonyella Mine Fire 4th October 2018. “Professor David Cliff commented that the gas composition sampled from the tube bundle line at H9 shaft are signature of Methane combustion.”

February 8, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 04.10.2018 On Thursday 4 October 2018 Inspectors Geoff Nugent and Robert Sherwood attend the North Goonyella Mine Accommodation Village to attend a meeting in regard…

North Goonyella Mine Fire MRE 3rd October 2018. “The group then travelled to the northern boundary of the exclusion zone for the H9 shaft. There was a clear presence of light coloured smoke emitting from the shaft, indicating a level of combustion occurring underground. A clear smell of burning/combustibles was also noted at the observation point.”

February 8, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 03.10.2018.pdf On Wednesday 3 October 2018 Inspectors Geoff Nugent and Robert Sherwood attend the North Goonyella Mine Accommodation Village to attend a meeting in regard…

North Goonyella Mine Fire MRE 2nd October 2018. “The 1:7 man and material Drift has been plugged with Rocsil foam of 350m3”

February 8, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 02.10.2018.pdf On Tuesday 2 October 2018 Inspectors Geoff Nugent and Robert Sherwood attend the North Goonyella Mine Accommodation Village to attend a meeting in regard…

North Goonyella Mine Fire MRE 1st October 2018. “Monitoring – We have a list of positions that are being considered for monitoring points. Will look to set up tubes from tomorrow”

February 7, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 01.10.20018.pdf Inspectors S Smith and R Sherwood arrived at NGC Mine at 0745 hrs on 1st of October 2018. We viewed the mine from…

North Goonyella Mine Fire MRE 29th September 2018. “the explosion vent doors on the H40 shaft had been displaced” “Dennis Black (VO) explained the current issues with the monitoring and how most of it was compromised by the current underground environment or else disconnected to prevent analyzer damage.”

February 7, 2021

MRE - North Goonyella - 29.09.2018.pdf Explosion vent door on H40 shaft was been blown off. There is no gas monitoring due it being compromised and equipment not being available.…