Blast Modeling with Sabrex 3.5 and Its Applications to Improve Mine Productivity

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Stephen H. Chung
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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26
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

The blasting performances identified above are considered to be the most practical ones for judging the effectiveness of a design combining explosives / rock / drill pattern. In a total blast design process, productivity relates closely to both fragmentation and heave / displacement of muck. In cast blasting, the more overburden displaced by explosives, the less blasted material there is left to be removed with mechanical equipment such as draglines or trucks. For wall protection and dilution control, estimates of the maximum extent of cracks / damage generated in situ due to blasting will help determine the location for drilling and loading perimeter blastholes.
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APA: Stephen H. Chung  (1994)  Blast Modeling with Sabrex 3.5 and Its Applications to Improve Mine Productivity

MLA: Stephen H. Chung Blast Modeling with Sabrex 3.5 and Its Applications to Improve Mine Productivity. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1994.

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