Flyrock Issues in Blasting

International Society of Explosives Engineers
T. Rehak T. Bajpayee G. Mowrey D. Ingram
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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154 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2001

Abstract

Blasting operations are an essential element in the recovery of our Nation’s mineral resources. The mining industry uses billions of pounds of explosives annually. The majority of blasting occurs in surface mining .operations. Blasting results in the fragmentation and often the projection of rocks. Frequently, the rocks are thrown beyond the expected limits. Flyrock and failure to secure the blasting area dominate blasting-related accidents in mining, especially in surface mining.
Citation

APA: T. Rehak T. Bajpayee G. Mowrey D. Ingram  (2001)  Flyrock Issues in Blasting

MLA: T. Rehak T. Bajpayee G. Mowrey D. Ingram Flyrock Issues in Blasting. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2001.

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