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VentSim: a simulation model of cardiopulmonary physiology.

Proceedings. Symposium on Computer Applications in Medical Care, 1994
VentSim is a quantitative model that predicts the effects of alternative ventilator settings on the cardiopulmonary physiology of critically ill patients. VentSim is an expanded version of the physiologic model in VentPlan, an application that provides ventilator-setting recommendations for patients in the intensive care unit.
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Application of VENTSIM 3D and mathematical programming to optimize underground mine ventilation network: A case study

2018
Ventilation is a vital component of an underground mining operation, used to guarantee a safe atmosphere for workers and survive them from the hazardous and toxic gases. In the recent years, engineers have begun to apply new operation research techniques in order to optimize the ventilation systems to assist in achieving a regulatory compliance, reduce
Maleki, Sadegh   +2 more
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Modelling of heat flow in underground coal mines using Ventsim [PDF]

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Heat in underground coal mines can pose a significant problem, especially in the hot climate of Central Queensland. At the moment, little planning is done before mining commences to try and limit the problem. There are temperature predicting tools on the market, but many of those are either difficult to use by themselves, or difficult to integrate into
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The Use of 3D Simulation System in Mine Ventilation Management [PDF]

open access: yesProcedia Engineering, 2011
The Donghai mine has been mined to -1000 meters, three mining areas share one return shaft, some laneway resistance values are very large, and fan air pressure reach more than 3500pa. The ventilation system is complex and difficult to manage.
Fangping, Zhu, Wei, Feng, Huiqing, Lv
exaly   +2 more sources

Predicting the Re-Entry Time at Chirano Gold Mine Limited Southwestern Ghana using VentSim Simulation Software

2022
Re-entry into blast fume affected underground areas is a safety and productivity concern for most mines. Overestimation of the re-entry time may improve clearance of noxious gases but can result in production delays  and decrease overall productivity while underestimation of the re-entry time will also lead to safety and  health problems.
Bismark, A.   +2 more
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Selection of a Road Tunnel Ventilation System Using Ventsim Software

2022
Klaudia, Zwolińska   +2 more
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Improving environmental conditions of a Room and Pillar underground quarry using numerical modelling of the ventilation system

Mining Technology: Transactions of the Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2022
Pierpaolo Oreste
exaly  

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