Controlling Blast Vibration Effects with On-Site Analysis of Single Hole Signatures: "A New Approach"

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Randall M. Wheeler
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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8
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190 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

Computer analyses of single hole signatures are often used to help blasting operators predict the type of ground vibration effects that may be produced from production blasts incorporating various delay intervals. Frequency analyses of single hole waveforms and subsequent multi-hole waveform simulations can allow an operator to determine the best type of delay intervals to use in order to minimize low frequency ground vibrations.
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APA: Randall M. Wheeler  (1989)  Controlling Blast Vibration Effects with On-Site Analysis of Single Hole Signatures: "A New Approach"

MLA: Randall M. Wheeler Controlling Blast Vibration Effects with On-Site Analysis of Single Hole Signatures: "A New Approach". International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1989.

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