Safety assessment technique for the spontaneous detonation of explosives in the mining of sulphide on deposits

The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
C Wu T R. Meng
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The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining
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Publication Date:
Jan 10, 1996

Abstract

After carrying out a brief review of the existing safety assessment criteria for the spontaneous detonation of explosives in the mining of sulphide ore deposits in China, and giving a detailed description of the dynamic process and mechanism of the spontaneous detonation of explosives and the relative factors, the latest research results of three kinds of explosives reacting with a group of sulphide ores are presented, based on a reliable experimental method. Afterwards, a complete safety criterion for spontaneous detonation assessment, which depends on the hole temperature, the water solution Fe2+ and Fe3+ and the pH value, is established to determine (he safe charging time of explosives in variable conditions. The criterion is verified as correct by a large-scale field test.
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APA: C Wu T R. Meng  (1996)  Safety assessment technique for the spontaneous detonation of explosives in the mining of sulphide on deposits

MLA: C Wu T R. Meng Safety assessment technique for the spontaneous detonation of explosives in the mining of sulphide on deposits. The Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining, 1996.

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