The State of Human Annoyance at Blasting Works in Accordance with Environmental Conditions under Inclusion of Standards

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Rolf Schillinger
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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13
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382 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Blasting activities on the surface or underground necessarily involve the most sensitive aspect of environment remediation, human response or annoyance. Such effects are unavoidably characteristic of those activities. For this reason, blasting activities are governed by law and official regulations under surveillance of authorities, where companies and explosives engineers have to proceed within proper limits. Subject of the paper is a practical way of handling some necessary vibration standards being focused on blasting activities. The paper is based on the German Standard DIN 4150, Part 1 - 3, “Vibration in buildings”, Part 1: “Prediction of vibration parameters”, June 2001, Part 2: “Effects on persons in buildings”, June 1999 and Part 3: “Effects on structures”, February 1999.
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APA: Rolf Schillinger  (2006)  The State of Human Annoyance at Blasting Works in Accordance with Environmental Conditions under Inclusion of Standards

MLA: Rolf Schillinger The State of Human Annoyance at Blasting Works in Accordance with Environmental Conditions under Inclusion of Standards. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2006.

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