Explosive Engineering Problems from Fragmentation Tests in Oil Shale at the Anvil Points Mine, Colorado

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Richard D. Dick William L. Fourney Chapman Young
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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12
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241 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1985

Abstract

During 1981 and 1982, an extensive oil shale fragmentation research program was conducted at the Anvil Points Mine near Rifle, Colorado. The primary goals were to investigate factors involved for adequate fragmentation of oil shale and to evaluate the feasibility of using the modified in situ retort (MIS) method for recovery of oil from oil shale.
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APA: Richard D. Dick William L. Fourney Chapman Young  (1985)  Explosive Engineering Problems from Fragmentation Tests in Oil Shale at the Anvil Points Mine, Colorado

MLA: Richard D. Dick William L. Fourney Chapman Young Explosive Engineering Problems from Fragmentation Tests in Oil Shale at the Anvil Points Mine, Colorado. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1985.

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