Environmentally Motivated Tracking of Geologic Layer Movement During Bench Blasting Using Discrete Element Methods

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Dale S. Preece
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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324 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

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The blast-induced movement and final location of geologic layers that may cause environmental problems can be predicted using discrete element methods. This prediction capability can be used by mine operators to locate the material in the muck pile during excavation which would allow encapsulation to prevent groundwater infiltration.
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APA: Dale S. Preece  (1994)  Environmentally Motivated Tracking of Geologic Layer Movement During Bench Blasting Using Discrete Element Methods

MLA: Dale S. Preece Environmentally Motivated Tracking of Geologic Layer Movement During Bench Blasting Using Discrete Element Methods. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1994.

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