Development of Low Density Explosives with Wall Control Applications

International Society of Explosives Engineers
C Hunter K Fedak J P. Todoeschuck
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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6
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1993

Abstract

"Perimeter wall control has a direct effect on the overall grade of any underground miningoperation. Mine management at INCO's Birchtree Mine in Thompson, Manitoba requiresmaximum perimeter wall control to meet high safety standards and to maximize nickel orerecovery. If footwall or hanging wall contacts are damaged by over_blasting, the ore maybe greatly diluted, mine productivity may be reduced and safety problems can arise.Excessive or poorly distributed explosive energy is a major cause of damage to the hostwall rock."
Citation

APA: C Hunter K Fedak J P. Todoeschuck  (1993)  Development of Low Density Explosives with Wall Control Applications

MLA: C Hunter K Fedak J P. Todoeschuck Development of Low Density Explosives with Wall Control Applications. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1993.

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