Planning to Demonstrate Why High PPVs Work for Close-In Blasting

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Chris Breeds Jerry Wallace Larry Leone
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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139 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2010

Abstract

Project Owners typically require General and Detailed Blast Plans when blasting close to important structures and specify the maximum allowable peak particle velocity for each potentially affected structure. Low, residential level PPV limits may be specified which significantly restricts the potential for blasting to be effectively used. Contractor’s responding to these contract conditions typically cite historic case studies which may, or may not, apply to the specific situation and/or types of structures for which limits have been set. A long submittal cycle typically follows.
Citation

APA: Chris Breeds Jerry Wallace Larry Leone  (2010)  Planning to Demonstrate Why High PPVs Work for Close-In Blasting

MLA: Chris Breeds Jerry Wallace Larry Leone Planning to Demonstrate Why High PPVs Work for Close-In Blasting. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2010.

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