Sequential Timing for Ore Control Blasting in Nevada

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Dale Nies David P. Childs
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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6
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87 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1991

Abstract

The open pit gold and silver mining operations in the State of Nevada have historically used simple row by row, echelon, or chevron delay patterns. Common practice has been to use detonating cord trunklines and either detonating cord downlines or nonelectric common in-hole delays in conjunction with surface delays. Several operations use a series of downhole nonelectric delays with an entire row loaded with the same delay to develop similar patterns.
Citation

APA: Dale Nies David P. Childs  (1991)  Sequential Timing for Ore Control Blasting in Nevada

MLA: Dale Nies David P. Childs Sequential Timing for Ore Control Blasting in Nevada. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1991.

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