The Use of Slow Motion Video to Analyze Surface Blasts

International Society of Explosives Engineers
David W. Zeeb
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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6
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42 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1992

Abstract

The use of an ordinary VHS video camera and a four-head player can be an effective tool to analyze surface blasting. The necessary equipment can be purchased for under $1,300 and will allow frame by frame or slow motion viewing of a blast in 33.33 millisecond increments. Rock breakage, movement, and timing can be studied in high quality slow motion. These studies can result in improved blasts by showing things that the eye can miss in real time.
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APA: David W. Zeeb  (1992)  The Use of Slow Motion Video to Analyze Surface Blasts

MLA: David W. Zeeb The Use of Slow Motion Video to Analyze Surface Blasts. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1992.

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