Modeling VOD and Initiation Effects on Blast Vibration PPV Using Nonlinear Charge Weight Scaling and Variable Time-window for Charge Elements

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Ruilin Yang Mathias Jern
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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14
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2019

Abstract

A blast vibration model has been developed that simulates effects of almost all blast design parameters on the blast vibration peak particle velocity (PPV) from a production blast with multiple blastholes at a given point of interest in the rock. The velocity of detonation (VoD), initiation points, explosive types (density, VoD, energy), charge decoupling, and decking in each blasthole are simulated along with other blast design parameters. The information from signature hole blast vibration and the blast design are the input to the model. The model can be used to assess blast damage in proximity of blastholes as well as far field vibration PPV.
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APA: Ruilin Yang Mathias Jern  (2019)  Modeling VOD and Initiation Effects on Blast Vibration PPV Using Nonlinear Charge Weight Scaling and Variable Time-window for Charge Elements

MLA: Ruilin Yang Mathias Jern Modeling VOD and Initiation Effects on Blast Vibration PPV Using Nonlinear Charge Weight Scaling and Variable Time-window for Charge Elements . International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2019.

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