- A
Dahlbusch Bomb is an
emergency evacuation device for use in mining. In its
original form it is a torpedo-shaped
cylinder with a
length of 2.5 metres...
- via a 52.2
centimetres (20.6 in)
diameter shaft,
using a
device called Dahlbusch bomb. The
remaining 29
workers had died; 19 were
killed directly in the...
- rescued; a
fourth had died in the meantime. The men were
brought up with the
Dahlbusch-Bombe, a tiny
metal pipe
which allows one man to
stand inside. They had...
-
dropping a shot into
another drink Bomb,
Australian slang for a
jalopy Dahlbusch Bomb, a non-explosive
emergency evacuation device for use in mining, called...
-
Liferaft design Controlled Impact Rescue Tool –
Concrete breaching tool
Dahlbusch Bomb – Mine
emergency evacuation capsule Deep-submergence
rescue vehicle –...
- the 2010 Copiapó
mining accident, and are an
enhanced version of the
Dahlbusch Bomb. The
capsules were
constructed by
Astilleros y
Maestranzas de la...
-
produced three rescue pods: Fénix 1, 2 and 3, all
enhanced versions of the
Dahlbusch Bomb used for mine rescue. Fénix 1 was
presented to
journalists and the...
- was
apprenticed as a
locksmith and then
worked as a
journeyman at the
Dahlbusch colliery in
Rotthausen (today, part of Gelsenkirchen). From
January 1915...
- 700
Mechanical engineering Kocka &
Siegrist 110.
Bergwerksgesellschaft Dahlbusch 3,600
Mining Fiedler 111.
Maschinenfabrik Gritzner 3,595
Mechanical engineering...
- (1909–1974),
gymnast Eberhard Au (1921–1996), engineer, co-inventor of the
Dahlbusch Bomb Hans
Schumm (1927–2007),
district chairman Albrecht Martin (born...
