Comparison Modeling - Multiple Seeds versus Single Seed Using the Multiple Seed Waveform (MSW) Blast Vibration Model

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Ruilin Yang Kameron Ray
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2013

Abstract

This paper compares the modeling results obtained by using a single seed waveform (SS) versus multiple seed waveforms (MS) as inputs to the Multiple Seed Waveform (MSW) blast vibration model. The field data for the comparison was collected at a coal mine. The results of the comparison showed that the MSW model yields more accurate predictions and significantly higher correlation to field measurement when using MS as input. When using a single seed waveform as input, different seed waves result in different predictions of PPV. In contrast, using the multiple seed waveforms as an input, more consistent results are obtained.
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APA: Ruilin Yang Kameron Ray  (2013)   Comparison Modeling - Multiple Seeds versus Single Seed Using the Multiple Seed Waveform (MSW) Blast Vibration Model

MLA: Ruilin Yang Kameron Ray Comparison Modeling - Multiple Seeds versus Single Seed Using the Multiple Seed Waveform (MSW) Blast Vibration Model. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2013.

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