Analysis of, Mining Explosion Performance with Multiple Sensor Data and Physical Models

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Brian W. Stump David P. Anderson Robert Martin
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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18
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

2We use field measurements to quantify physical processes that accompany different types of mining explosions. The data sets collected include three-component ground motion, acoustic, video and high speed film, three dimensional topography, geological and geophysical properties, design blast pattern and timing, and velocity of detonation in the explosive for individual borehole detonation times. The explosions include simple single-fired contained explosions, ones designed to bulk and fracture material and those that cast material. Our goal is a physical understanding of these sources for the purposes of optimizing blasting practices.
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APA: Brian W. Stump David P. Anderson Robert Martin  (1998)  Analysis of, Mining Explosion Performance with Multiple Sensor Data and Physical Models

MLA: Brian W. Stump David P. Anderson Robert Martin Analysis of, Mining Explosion Performance with Multiple Sensor Data and Physical Models . International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1998.

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