Blasting Over 40 Feet of Toe Burden - A Case Study to Outline Modern Planning Techniques

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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9
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182 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

The use of angled shot holes can be extremely effective in blasting faces that either have a great deal of toe burden or where it is difficult to give a drill access to a face due to backbreak and face erosion. However many quarry operators are wary of using angled holes because of the perceived possibility of increased flyrock and uncertainty of the driller's abilities to drill at the designed angle.
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APA:  (1994)  Blasting Over 40 Feet of Toe Burden - A Case Study to Outline Modern Planning Techniques

MLA: Blasting Over 40 Feet of Toe Burden - A Case Study to Outline Modern Planning Techniques. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1994.

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