Why the 8MS Rule Doesn’t Work

International Society of Explosives Engineers
W. Reisz R. McClure D. Bartley
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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391 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2006

Abstract

Ever since the 8ms criterion was developed in the early 60’s there has been an ongoing debate among many blasters as to its actual value in controlling ground vibration. The perpetuation of the myth surrounding the 8ms window can be partly attributed to its simplicity and convenience as a means for regulatory compliance. Unfortunately, the mindset that many blasters have adopted has hindered the development and use of more effective techniques and in many cases can actually be counter productive to vibration control.
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APA: W. Reisz R. McClure D. Bartley  (2006)  Why the 8MS Rule Doesn’t Work

MLA: W. Reisz R. McClure D. Bartley Why the 8MS Rule Doesn’t Work. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2006.

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