"underburdened" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1989, Philip C. Grant, Multiple Use Job Descriptions",
          "text": "Tasks may be taken from the overburdened and given to the underburdened; certain tasks may be shared; some additional (new) tasks may be assigned the underburdened; perhaps employees who are overburdened can have some of their tasks simplified, combined with others, or outright eliminated.",
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        "Not having sufficient work."
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          "text": "Probably one or more of the holes was underburdened, causing an ignition of methane and coal dust.",
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          "ref": "1984, Employment Safety and Health Guide, page 7249",
          "text": "Detonation of underburdened or overburdened explosive charges is extremely dangerous.",
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        {
          "ref": "2006, Robert E Hartley, David Kenney, Death Underground: The Centralia and West Frankfort Mine Disasters",
          "text": "A blown-out shot of explosives that was stemmed with coal dust, or an underburdened shot of explosives could have ignited the coal dust.",
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        "(mining) Having too powerful an explosive for the amount of rock broken up, resulting in a risk of igniting dust and gasses."
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