A Computer Model for Explosively Induced Rock Fragmentation During Mining Operations

International Society of Explosives Engineers
J W. Simmons T H. Antoun
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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17
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498 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1995

Abstract

"Rock fragmentation is an important component of explosive mining and excavation techniques andis the culmination of a damage accumulation process dominated by crack propagation. During the past 20 years, improved computer modeling of this process has resulted in new and promising computational tools for improving explosive mining and excavation procedures. This paper discusses one of these new computational tools, a computer model called BFRACT."
Citation

APA: J W. Simmons T H. Antoun  (1995)  A Computer Model for Explosively Induced Rock Fragmentation During Mining Operations

MLA: J W. Simmons T H. Antoun A Computer Model for Explosively Induced Rock Fragmentation During Mining Operations. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1995.

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