Production Blasting and the Development of Open Pit Slopes (8e693b17-abb0-4b98-9d31-35dc00c5ce79)

International Society of Explosives Engineers
John P. Ashby
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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19
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476 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

Production blasting is a process of destruction of rock masses in order that ore may be extracted. Many open pit operations are faced with the apparently conflicting requirements of providing large quantities of fragmented rock for the processing plant and of minimizing the amount of damage inflicted upon the surrounding pit slopes. A reasonable compromise between these two conflicting demands may often be found by means of simple engineering of production blasts.
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APA: John P. Ashby  (1980)  Production Blasting and the Development of Open Pit Slopes (8e693b17-abb0-4b98-9d31-35dc00c5ce79)

MLA: John P. Ashby Production Blasting and the Development of Open Pit Slopes (8e693b17-abb0-4b98-9d31-35dc00c5ce79). International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1980.

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