CS-023: MINE VENTILATION
This case study demonstrates the steady-state simulation of a compressed air network used in the mining industry. Compressed air is used widely in the mining industry for the operation of various mining equipment such as drilling. In order to maintain production the various shafts must be supplied with adequate pressure from the compressed air network.
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