Case Study: Systematically Improving Drilling and Blasting Operations in Hard-Rock Mines

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Reinhold Daykin Nathan Rouse Piers Wendlandt
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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1153 KB
Publication Date:
Feb 1, 2020

Abstract

Drilling and blasting are key components of every hard-rock (i.e., metal/nonmetal/coal) mining operation. Well-executed and maintained drilling and blasting can have a major positive impact on the overall success of such operations. This case study presents the implementation of a new drill and blast engineer position and systematic improvement of the drill and blast operations at a surface metal mine.
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APA: Reinhold Daykin Nathan Rouse Piers Wendlandt  (2020)  Case Study: Systematically Improving Drilling and Blasting Operations in Hard-Rock Mines

MLA: Reinhold Daykin Nathan Rouse Piers Wendlandt Case Study: Systematically Improving Drilling and Blasting Operations in Hard-Rock Mines . International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2020.

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