Adapting Quarry Ace for Beginners to Profile Bench Faces and Optimize Front Row Burden Controls

- Organization:
- International Society of Explosives Engineers
- Pages:
- 19
- File Size:
- 434 KB
- Publication Date:
- Jan 1, 1992
Abstract
"The introduction of the QuarryMan laser profile system in 1987, along with the development of the corresponding 3-D software, gave a qualified operator pertinent information about dimensions of quarry highwalls, pattern and hole loading design, stockpile profiles, etc . . . Attributes helpful for this endeavor included surveying, computer, and blasting knowledge. Since not all operators had theseskills, a simpler model, the QuarryAce, was designed to look a t highwall dimensions in 2-D view . Al though less sophisticated than the QuarryMan instrument and its software, it is simpler to instruct in its use and has the ability to determine burdens at different depth levels . An in-house user f r i e n d l y computer program was designed to utilize QuarryAce depth vs. burden data . This program was created to enable laser and computer novices to generate information useful to the everyday blaster."
Citation
APA:
(1992) Adapting Quarry Ace for Beginners to Profile Bench Faces and Optimize Front Row Burden ControlsMLA: Adapting Quarry Ace for Beginners to Profile Bench Faces and Optimize Front Row Burden Controls. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1992.