The Effect of Precise Millisecond Delay on Fragmentation at the Rock of Ages Quarry

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Raymond H. Green Mitchell W. Green
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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9
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409 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1986

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The authors examined the application of precise millisecond delay electric blasting at a well-known Vermont quarry. The paper explains how the use of a new high-accuracy electric delay detonator has improved fragmentation, raised productivity 10%, simplified blast design, and increased the ability to predict results from blasting.
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APA: Raymond H. Green Mitchell W. Green  (1986)  The Effect of Precise Millisecond Delay on Fragmentation at the Rock of Ages Quarry

MLA: Raymond H. Green Mitchell W. Green The Effect of Precise Millisecond Delay on Fragmentation at the Rock of Ages Quarry. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1986.

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