Effect of Blast Preconditioning on Communition for Selected Rock Types

International Society of Explosives Engineers
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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183 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Current research in comminution includes efforts to increase the efficiency of mineral processing systems and reduce the amount of electrical energy needed for size reduction. In most mining operations, comminution begins with blasting. Normally, blast design focuses on loosening material for excavation and sizing the product for efficient haulage. It is likely that blasting also results in internal damage to rock fragments within the blast pattern which may provide subsequent comminution benefits. If substantial comminution benefits exist, appropriate modification to blast pattern design may reduce the overall electrical energy needed for mineral liberation.
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APA:  (1996)  Effect of Blast Preconditioning on Communition for Selected Rock Types

MLA: Effect of Blast Preconditioning on Communition for Selected Rock Types. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1996.

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