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  • ISEE
    Advances in Explosives Technology

    By A B. Opperman

    For many years explosives energy has been utilized in mining and construction as well as many other applications which are vital to our way of life. Many types of explosives have made their contributi

    Jan 1, 1975

  • ISEE
    IDENTITY THEFT Possibilities and Consequences

    By Paul Downing

    Identity Theft Outline • What Are MY Chances??? • Types Of Thefts • Sources Of Theft Info • Stolen Identity vs. Background Checks • Information/Data Safeguards • Corporate Data Handling • Reclaiming Y

    Jan 1, 2006

  • ISEE
    International Society of Explosives Engineers and the Explosive Industry

    By Jeffery L. Dean

    Founded in 1974, the ISEE has grown to more than 3600 members representing 72 countries. The Society and its 35 chapters in the US, Canada and Australia promote research and education, provide forums

    Jan 1, 1997

  • ISEE
    Proposed Draft of the ISEE Seismograph Performance Specifications and General Guidelines for Seismograph Field Use (23551c26-fab0-471e-a564-2605bfe7a483)

    By Richard R. Brochu

    At the International Society ofExplosives Engineers Annual Conference held in Nashville, Tennessee in February 1995, a Seismograph Standards Committee was established. The purpose of this wmmittee was

    Jan 1, 1998

  • ISEE
    2000 Blasting in the New Millennium Tipping the Scales of Justice

    By Ann Barron, Mark Abernethy

    Along with the immense benefit of modern explosives seismic and acoustic effects caused by their detonation can be disruptive and alarming to many people. Claims range from affecting sexual performanc

    Jan 1, 2004

  • ISEE
    Economic Comparison of ANFO Versus Emulsion in Quarry Drilling and Blasting

    By James H. Owen

    Because of price structure, ANFO is normally considered to be the most cost effective explosive used in quarry blasting. Results indicate that bulk smulsion can be more cost effective in applications

    Jan 1, 1998

  • ISEE
    Improving Productivity at Farco Mining of Texas Using Emulsion/ANFO Blends

    By Nick Lewis

    Farce Mining of Texas is a surface coal mine located in Laredo, Texas. Farce mines and sells approximately 600,000 tons /year of bituminous coal. A map showing the location of Laredo is provided in F

    Jan 1, 1994

  • ISEE
    Modeling of Special Blast Geometries from Open Pit to Underground

    By Dale S. Preece, Stephen H. Chung

    Explosives energy can be used effectively in breaking and displacing large volumes of rock in mining and quarrying industries in both open pit and underground. The blast result, however, may not be ec

    Jan 1, 2005

  • ISEE
    The Laws Governing Blasting

    By Scott Orenstein

    Construction blasting has allegedly been the cause of property damage in the following situations: (1) When the detonation of the shot hurls rock and debris into the air that causes property damage up

    Jan 1, 2004

  • ISEE
    ISEE 32nd Annual Conference on Explosives and Blasting Techniques “Safety and Security”

    By Unknown

    Threats to Industry Theft Potential

    Jan 1, 2006

  • ISEE
    Application of Numerical Modelling to Examine Priming of Bulk Explosives

    Numerical modelling was used to examine priming of bulk commercial explosives. Data for the HOM equation of state were calculated using a representative chemical composition, while Forest Fire model d

    Jan 1, 2002

  • ISEE
    Current Blasting Practices for Open Pit Gold Operations in Nevada

    By Ed Coulter

    Nevada has a population of 1.2 million people of which only 21% or 312,rIXl are native born Nevadans. he population between 1980-1990 grew a record of 389%. and ls the fastest growing state in the uni

    Jan 1, 1991

  • ISEE
    A Practical, Yet Technically Sound, Design Procedure for Pre-Split Blasts

    By William Hustrulid

    Pre-split blasting is a primary technique for creating slopes with a minimum amount of unwanted damage to the remaining rock mass. Rock slopes created in such a way have both safety-related and econom

    Jan 1, 2007

  • ISEE
    Journal: 100 Years / “The Mine” by the Rev. Isaac Taylor New York, W.B. Gilley 1829 Boring

    By Roland Oliver

    Detonators or blasting caps are made in several different grades of strength, because some powders require not only a greater, but a different initial detonation than others to convey their maximum en

    Jan 1, 2007

  • ISEE
    Test Study about the Law of the Action of Throw Blast Under Inclined boundary Conditions

    By Wang Hong Qu

    This paper observes the shape of throw explosion crater its ejecta locus of internal medium and the process of distance along with slope's angle developing. It was discovered that initial velocity is

    Jan 1, 1991

  • ISEE
    Lightning Detection Technology and Early Warning Systems for Thunderstorms, Including Applications

    By William C. Geitz

    "Lightning has always posed a serious threat to blasting operations, especially wkhin the mining and construction industries and operations involving the manufacture, transport, storage and handling o

    Jan 1, 1991

  • ISEE
    Blasting a Tunnel Through Folsom Dam

    By Gregg A. Scott, Gordon F. Revey

    "The Folsom Dam is a 340-foot-high concrete gravity dam with embankment wing dams located on the American River about 20 miles northeast of Sacramento, California. Folsom Dam is operated andmaintained

    Jan 1, 1999

  • ISEE
    Human Response to Ground Vibration and Air-Overpressure Due to Blasting in Opencast Non-Coal Mines in India: A Case Study

    By M. Ramulu, A. K. Chakraborty, P. B. Sahu, C. Bandopadhyay, P. B. Choudhury

    Human response to blast induced vibration and air overpressure is an unsolved problem that accompanies excavation process in mining. Pre-assessment and understanding of annoyance due to production bla

    Jan 1, 2004

  • ISEE
    The Impact of Blasting on Pit Slope Stability

    By Pefer F. Stacey

    This paper considers some of the trends in slope design technology that are emerging as we approach the 21st Century. While the ability to design stable slopes has unproved greatly over the past 20 ye

    Jan 1, 1994

  • ISEE
    Explosion Hazard Assessment - In Accordance with European Directive 96/82/EC "Seveso II"; Iso-Damage Areas Due to Accidental Explosion

    By Roberto Folcht

    The obligations of the European Directive 96/82/EC on the control of major accident hazards, the so-called Seveso II Directive, became mandatory within the E u ropean Member States February 3, 1999. E

    Jan 1, 2004