Potential Impact of Blast Layout, Sequence and Detonator Timings on Air Overpressure from Blasting

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Bill Birch Liam Bermingham Toby White Shazad Hosein Catherine Johnson
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2018

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Air overpressure (AOP) from blasting can give rise to a significant number of blasting complaints from residents living adjacent to blasting operations from mines, quarries or civil engineering projects. High amplitudes of AOP are usually associated with the lateral movement of a vertical free face, but it can also be caused by the upward lifting and the venting of gases through the surface of the blast area.
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APA: Bill Birch Liam Bermingham Toby White Shazad Hosein Catherine Johnson  (2018)  Potential Impact of Blast Layout, Sequence and Detonator Timings on Air Overpressure from Blasting

MLA: Bill Birch Liam Bermingham Toby White Shazad Hosein Catherine Johnson Potential Impact of Blast Layout, Sequence and Detonator Timings on Air Overpressure from Blasting. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2018.

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