Vibration Control During the Construction of an In-Pit Lime Kiln

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Paul Worsey Scott G. Giltner Terry Drechsler Ron Ecklecamp Ronnie Inman
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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467 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

Abstract

A blast monitoring program conducted at Chemical Lie Company’s new lime calcining facility near Ste. Genevieve, Missouri is discussed. The purpose was to develop blasting criteria for the construction and operation of the lime plant within the quarry operated by Tower Rock Stone. Further, it was imperative to accommodate production requirements into the blasting criteria. The major concern was the effect of blasting on the curing of green concrete during the construction of the storage silos and kiln stacks. In addition to discussing the susceptibility of curing concrete to blast vibrations, the paper also details how this varies with time.
Citation

APA: Paul Worsey Scott G. Giltner Terry Drechsler Ron Ecklecamp Ronnie Inman  (1996)  Vibration Control During the Construction of an In-Pit Lime Kiln

MLA: Paul Worsey Scott G. Giltner Terry Drechsler Ron Ecklecamp Ronnie Inman Vibration Control During the Construction of an In-Pit Lime Kiln. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1996.

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