Advances in Predicting the Effects of Non-ideal Detonation on Blasting

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Ian Kirby Jim Chan Alan Minchinton
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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14
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2014

Abstract

It has long been known that successful blasting in soft and hard rock can require the use of different explosives. While choosing an explosive of the right energy density is important, the dynamics associated with non-ideal detonation behaviour play an equally major role. Tuning the energy release rate of an explosive to optimise its blast efficiency can be likened to tuning an internal combustion engine to improve its performance.
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APA: Ian Kirby Jim Chan Alan Minchinton  (2014)  Advances in Predicting the Effects of Non-ideal Detonation on Blasting

MLA: Ian Kirby Jim Chan Alan Minchinton Advances in Predicting the Effects of Non-ideal Detonation on Blasting. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2014.

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