System Garforth, a ddefnyddiwyd i chwilio am nwy yng Nglofa Cynheidre, 1960au
System Garforth, a ddefnyddiwyd i chwilio am nwy yng Nglofa Cynheidre, 1960au
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Disgrifiadau
Cyflwynwyd y system syml hwn yn yr 1960au i brofi am nwyon gwenwynig yn y pyllau glo. Cafodd ei ddefnyddio yng Nglofa Cynheidre.
Uwchlwytho gan
Dyddiad Ymuno:
24/07/2009
Owner:
Parc Howard Museum and Art Gallery
Crëwr:
Unknown
Gwybodaeth drwydded
Reproduced by permission of
Amgueddfa ac Oriel Gelf Parc Howard
Copyright Details:
Amgueddfa ac Oriel Gelf Parc Howard 1970
Publisher Ref:
GTJ11387
Eitem wedi’i llwytho:
2/2/2010
Date originally created:
1960-1970
Gwelediadau:
1152
Ffefrynnau:
1
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Submitted by Comisiwn Brenh… on Sad, 13/10/2012 - 12:58
The two bulbs shown were used to extract methane air mixtures from the roof or roof cavities, and feed into a gas detector or specially adapted flame safety lamp. This would determine the percentage of methane present. The wooden baton would have been used to sounds the roof for cracks and also, used to ram 'stemming' into a shot-hole on top of the explosive.
Robert Price, Electrical Engineer, worked at Nantgarw and Cynheidre.
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