Using Vibration Prediction to Reduce Blasting Costs and Complaints

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Philip R. Berger Thomas Leonard Bryan E. Papillon
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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14
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547 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

Bardon Trimount Inc., a large producer of aggregate, crushed stone, and concrete, was experiencing significant public opposition to its five quarries in the Boston area. It was believed by the authors that this opposition could be significantly lessened if the total number of blasts per week were reduced. Although the blasting company at these quarries, Austin Powder Company, contended that this could easily and safely be accomplished by increasing the size of the blasts, regulations precluded this alternative by limiting the total amount of explosives that could be used per blast.
Citation

APA: Philip R. Berger Thomas Leonard Bryan E. Papillon  (1996)  Using Vibration Prediction to Reduce Blasting Costs and Complaints

MLA: Philip R. Berger Thomas Leonard Bryan E. Papillon Using Vibration Prediction to Reduce Blasting Costs and Complaints. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1996.

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