Wave Interference Attenuation Relationships and Prediction

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Kimberlee Falkenstein Volha Kibitkina Jessica Steeves
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2013

Abstract

A series of experiments were conducted to obtain site specific constants for the vibration produced by a single charge and by more charges detonating in sequence, using short delay intervals. All charges were placed in relatively long boreholes in granite without a free face other than the ground surface. The boreholes were filled with water to provide good coupling with the rock and to provide identical confinement for all the blasts. Vibrations were recorded close to each blast in the vertical direction by uniaxial high frequency geophones and far field using a triaxial geophone.
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APA: Kimberlee Falkenstein Volha Kibitkina Jessica Steeves  (2013)  Wave Interference Attenuation Relationships and Prediction

MLA: Kimberlee Falkenstein Volha Kibitkina Jessica Steeves Wave Interference Attenuation Relationships and Prediction. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2013.

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