Rock Fragmentation - Blasting

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ROCK FRAGMENTATION

OBJECTIVES

At the end of this chapter, participants will be able to achieve: - Fragmentation principles - Factors controlling fragment size

CONTENT

- Fragmentation Principles
- Factors Affecting Fragment Size
- How to Quantify the Fragmentation
- Calculation  of Fragmentation
- Demands on Fragmentation
- Evaluation of Fragmentation

 

 

 

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Tunnelling in rock by drilling and blasting in PDF

Tunnelling in Rock by Drilling and Blasting presents the latest developments in the excavation of tunnels using the drilling and blasting method. Examples of work conducted throughout the world including the Indian sub-continent, Australia, and Sweden amongst others are discussed.

These tunnel projects serve to illustrate the challenges and importance of drilling accuracy, the effect of geology, methods of vibration prediction and control, and techniques for assessing tunnel performance in terms of overbreak and underbreak, advance and rock mass damage. A number of case studies demonstrate the ingenuity required to successfully excavate tunnels in demanding circumstances.

Finally, an overview is provided of the software tools and IT, and the explosives and initiation products used to implement tunnel blast designs.

Tunnelling in Rock by Drilling and Blasting is the outcome of the workshop, Tunnelling in Rock by Drilling and Blasting, hosted by the 10th International Symposium on Rock Fragmentation by Blasting (Fragblast 10, November 2010, New Delhi, India), and is essential reading for researchers and practitioners in tunnelling in rock by drilling and blasting.

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Surface blasting report in PDF

Blasting is defined as a chemical/physical/mechanical process including the initiation of explosives for the purposes of breaking materials, moving material, splitting off rock blocks for building, demolishing buildings and construction, and or generating seismic waves. Explosives are often located in drill holes in the rock; however, they may be located on the surface of the rock mass. Surface charges often require a specific charge up to 10 times in excess, usually only 3 times is necessary for correct placing of an appropriate lay-on charge.
Surface blasting is all blasting done on the surface, mostly in the mining and construction divisions, both urban and commercial.

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Blasting and Explosives- technical guides

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Comparison of Two Techniques Presplitting and Smooth Blasting

Drilling and blasting methods have been extensively applied to rock excavation in mining and civil engineering due to its low cost, high efficiency, and easy operation. However, some inevitable negative effects are often encountered under the blasting loads, such as blast-induced damage and vibration. To minimize and reduce these problems, presplit and smooth blasting as the advanced control techniques have been widely introduced into blasting design .  
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Case Examples of Blasting Damage and Its Influence on Slope Stability

This paper describes open pit studies where blasting damage introduced in the remaining rock has been investigated. Results from two open pit mines are described and discussed. Parallel performed laboratory experiments, where simulated blasting damage has been introduced into samples before shear strength testing took place, are also reviewed. These studies are tied together in order to throw some light upon how the blasting damage influences the slope stability.
A mathematical model is also described which will make it possible to optimize the blast design for a specified damage zone in the rock mass.

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Case study on rock excavation project in Turkey With Delpat Blasting Software

OUTLINE

(i) An overview of software application in drilling and blasting
(ii) DelPat software modules
(iii) Case study

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