Computer Simulations to Determine the Effects of Firing Time Scatter

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Stephen A. Rholl Rolfe E. Otterness Mark S. Stagg
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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9
File Size:
235 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines has developed computer software to study the effects of initiator scatter on all aspects of the blasting process. The software is useful because it is difficult to obtain actual initiator data, particularly the standard deviation which is needed to express initiator scatter. The new software is structured to allow blasters to answer the question: how precise must initiators be to insure a successful blast? Successful is defined statistically in terms of a confidence level. The software can be used with any possible design since there are no restrictions due to size or complexity.
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APA: Stephen A. Rholl Rolfe E. Otterness Mark S. Stagg  (1992)  Computer Simulations to Determine the Effects of Firing Time Scatter

MLA: Stephen A. Rholl Rolfe E. Otterness Mark S. Stagg Computer Simulations to Determine the Effects of Firing Time Scatter. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1992.

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