Hydraulic Boulder Fragmentation using Small Explosive Charges (e17fa3e4-a011-4982-aee2-a189f0d0465a)

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Bryan J. Lane Paul N. Worsey
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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13
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1999

Abstract

The recommended maximum explosive weight for boulder blasting using internal charges is 0.1 O-kg/m” (3.5 oz./yd) (Olofsson, 1988). Normally this charge results in excessive scattering and flyrock, creating increased liability for the operator, especially in congested areas. An alternative technique using smaller explosive charges is being developed at the University of Missouri - Rolla. It is designed to reduce boulder scatter, flyrock and fumes and allows shooting in close proximity, using common blasting products.
Citation

APA: Bryan J. Lane Paul N. Worsey  (1999)  Hydraulic Boulder Fragmentation using Small Explosive Charges (e17fa3e4-a011-4982-aee2-a189f0d0465a)

MLA: Bryan J. Lane Paul N. Worsey Hydraulic Boulder Fragmentation using Small Explosive Charges (e17fa3e4-a011-4982-aee2-a189f0d0465a). International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1999.

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