Burden and Spacing Effect on Underground Limestone Fragmentation using Quantitative 3D Modeling

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Mark Spaniel
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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12
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Publication Date:
Feb 1, 2020

Abstract

Computer 3D modeling to evaluate the potential underground blasting fragmentation performance based on rock within calculated damage radii along drillholes, as well as the burden distance from explosives along each drillhole. The results estimated from the 3D computer models closely predicted results found in the real world testing.
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APA: Mark Spaniel  (2020)  Burden and Spacing Effect on Underground Limestone Fragmentation using Quantitative 3D Modeling

MLA: Mark Spaniel Burden and Spacing Effect on Underground Limestone Fragmentation using Quantitative 3D Modeling. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2020.

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