Controur Control blasting in Soft Rock Excavation

International Society of Explosives Engineers
R. Shan W. Jiao Y. Yongqi
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2000

Abstract

Soft rock mines are distributed through out P.R.C. And drilling and blasting is still the main method of driving a tunnel in these mines. Traditional smooth blasting has been widely and deeply studied and put into practice in P.C.R since 1970s. But the cartridge and blast hole are both columns, the stress field in the rock around blast hole at the beginning is symmetry around hole axis, and the original cracks in the rock can be activated randomly. So serious overbreak and underbreak at the boundary of an excavation occur often, especially when the excavation is in soft rockmass, and the rates of half-hole marks are generally about 50% in medium rock, and 20-30% in soft rock in Chinese coal mines. For the sake of overcoming the situation, we have been studying directed crack blasting since ten years, and have got some obvious achievements in this respect. Slotted cartridge control blasting in soft rock is studied in this paper. Through model experiments, reasonable decouple coefficient range and slot width are gotten, and unsymmetrical dynamic strain field is analyzed. Through underground test in soft rock with a strength lower than 1OMpa in Dayan Mining Bureau, The results of which the rates of half-hole marks and the nonsmooth grades of the cut contours are 83.3% and 1OOmm respectively have been achieved.
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APA: R. Shan W. Jiao Y. Yongqi  (2000)  Controur Control blasting in Soft Rock Excavation

MLA: R. Shan W. Jiao Y. Yongqi Controur Control blasting in Soft Rock Excavation. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2000.

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