Reduction of dust and energy during coal cutting using point-attack bits with an analysis of rotary cutting and development of a new cutting concept

Reduction of dust and energy during coal cutting using point-attack bits with an analysis of rotary cutting and development of a new cutting concept

by Wallace W. Roepke

Book 8185 of Report of investigations - Bureau of Mines --

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