Controlling high risk blasting in an urban environment The Airport Link Story

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Rob Domotor
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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18
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1742 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2012

Abstract

This paper tells the story of using controlled surface and underground blasting methods to excavate hard rock in three areas on Australia’s largest road infrastructure project; the Airportlink Project in Brisbane; worth a total value of AUD $4.8 billion. The project used blasting methods including design, modelling, drilling and loading of the explosives that had never been used before in Australia, some of these were probably unique in the world.
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APA: Rob Domotor  (2012)   Controlling high risk blasting in an urban environment The Airport Link Story

MLA: Rob Domotor Controlling high risk blasting in an urban environment The Airport Link Story. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2012.

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