Measuring Blast Fragmentation by Analyzing Shovel Bucket Contents

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Edmond Chow Hairong Zeng Shahram Tafazoli
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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729 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

Blast fragmentation is one of the main parameters for optimizing mineral processing, but reliable data is difficult to acquire, resulting in unpredictable performance and efficiency. Crusher and grinder circuits are designed to process specific rock size ranges. Oversized rocks require extra energy to reduce before feeding into the process, and undersized rocks indicate that the process is not used to its full extent. Blast design is the key to controlling the blast fragmentation, so the ability to accurately monitor the particle sizes is imperative.
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APA: Edmond Chow Hairong Zeng Shahram Tafazoli  (2011)  Measuring Blast Fragmentation by Analyzing Shovel Bucket Contents

MLA: Edmond Chow Hairong Zeng Shahram Tafazoli Measuring Blast Fragmentation by Analyzing Shovel Bucket Contents. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2011.

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