Implementation of Seed Form Vibration Analysis, Modelling and Electronic Detonators for Blast Vibration Control and Blast Performance

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Thomas L. Barkley
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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15
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2016

Abstract

"In early 2015 the Seed Waveform method was used to measure the Geologic response of the MesabiIron Formation to explosives energy input. This single charge wave form was then used to design acritical first blast at a newly developed Taconite mine. This initial blast had several irregular restrictions on design and performance. It had a very unusual “Frying Pan” shape, the regulatory agency required that no fly rock land in State owned waters less than 200 feet (61 m) away, there was no open face to blast to. Design criteria included the need to detonate the blast with two sinking cuts, and have the sinking cuts meet through a narrow neck between the cuts. All these had to be met using a 16 inch (406mm) diameter hole."
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APA: Thomas L. Barkley  (2016)  Implementation of Seed Form Vibration Analysis, Modelling and Electronic Detonators for Blast Vibration Control and Blast Performance

MLA: Thomas L. Barkley Implementation of Seed Form Vibration Analysis, Modelling and Electronic Detonators for Blast Vibration Control and Blast Performance. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2016.

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