A Computer Program to Predict the Probability of Overlap or Crowding of Adjacent-Period Millisecond-Delayed Initiators

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Stephen A. Rholl Mark S. Stagg
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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15
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410 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1988

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The firing times of millisecond-delayed initiators are random variables that exhibit varying degrees of scatter. This scatter can cause crowding and overlap of adjacent delay periods, which results in adverse effects on safety, fragmentation, and blasting vibrations.
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APA: Stephen A. Rholl Mark S. Stagg  (1988)  A Computer Program to Predict the Probability of Overlap or Crowding of Adjacent-Period Millisecond-Delayed Initiators

MLA: Stephen A. Rholl Mark S. Stagg A Computer Program to Predict the Probability of Overlap or Crowding of Adjacent-Period Millisecond-Delayed Initiators. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1988.

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