Dutch Harbor, Alaska Unisea Quarry – Using Near Field Vibration Measurements to Improve Blasting Results Close to Structures

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Gustavo Azpilcueta Mike Cammack Logan Huppert
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2018

Abstract

During the summer of 2015, Unisea Inc. sought proposals for the G1 Dock Replacement Project in Dutch Harbor, Alaska. It would be a one year project and construction was scheduled to begin in the spring of 2016. One aspect of the project was the requirement for a layer of armor stone to protect part of the dock. An estimated 30,500 tonnes (37,670 t) of armor stone were needed for the project. The source of rock was the Unisea Quarry due to its proximity to the project and the quality of the stone meeting all the required technical standards.
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APA: Gustavo Azpilcueta Mike Cammack Logan Huppert  (2018)  Dutch Harbor, Alaska Unisea Quarry – Using Near Field Vibration Measurements to Improve Blasting Results Close to Structures

MLA: Gustavo Azpilcueta Mike Cammack Logan Huppert Dutch Harbor, Alaska Unisea Quarry – Using Near Field Vibration Measurements to Improve Blasting Results Close to Structures. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2018.

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