RANA-Medical designs and manufactures two products for the mine safety industry:

• The Refuge One Air Centre provides breathable air without external power or compressed air for existing refuge chambers.
• The Tommyknocker Mine Refuge Chamber is a completely self-contained portable refuge chamber for use where refuge chambers do not already exist, or where portability is an issue.
  

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Ensuring that the Refuge Station can meet it's role as a "safe haven" until rescue can be achieved is now easier than it has ever been. By following the two-step process of "determining risk and assessing the need," you will have applied the "due diligence" to assure that your Mine Refuge Stations can meet or exceed the requirements for respirable air that you wish to provide for your people.

Identifying the Fundamentals Required to Address the Risk, Including:

• The Location of The Refuge Station
• The Maximum Number of Occupants
• The Maximum Time to Execute Rescue
• The Acceptable levels of Carbon Dioxide and Oxygen in an Emergency

Identifying The Most Appropriate Alternative of Providing the Respirable Air, From the Following Options:

• The Dead Air Space in the Refuge Station
• The Mine's Compressed Air Lines
• The Refuge One Air Centre

Don't wait for a fatality to be the reason to take action. With the information that is now available, a fatal incident should not be required to be the impetus for the implementation of a process of assessing the risk, evaluating the need, and taking the action required, that will move Refuge Station Safety to a new level.

Download The Respirable Air Handbook (335KB)