The SMI, New Easy-to-Use Electronic Initiation System (795fe0f6-f065-4203-a155-5e3b91346325)

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Stephen John Brace
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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17
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1998

Abstract

Increasingly, electronic blast initiation systems are being made available to the mining and construction community, both in South Africa and internationally. Indeed, in some parts of the world, perhaps half a dozen electronic products are being used, with a choice also of shock tube, electric and fuse and igniter cord systems. As these developments have taken place, improvements have been made in safety, reliability and accuracy, so much so that high performances in all these areas are now expected. However, disadvantages often seen by customers, other than : higher price, are decreased user-friendliness and loss of flexibility.
Citation

APA: Stephen John Brace  (1998)  The SMI, New Easy-to-Use Electronic Initiation System (795fe0f6-f065-4203-a155-5e3b91346325)

MLA: Stephen John Brace The SMI, New Easy-to-Use Electronic Initiation System (795fe0f6-f065-4203-a155-5e3b91346325). International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1998.

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