Productive Partnership – Controlling Vibration and Maintaining Critical Electricity Supply

The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
M Nagarajan
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The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy
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Nov 8, 2011

Abstract

Orica Mining Services (Orica) in partnership with Coal and Allied’s Hunter Valley Operations (HVO) has developed a risk management process to maximise mining efficiency whilst controlling vibration and maintaining critical electricity continuity to New South Wales (NSW) electricity grid in the Riverview Pit. The issue is a high tension tower which supplies electricity located within 40 m of mining and blasting activities. The process involved developing an understanding of the relationship between vibration, explosives, geology and the location of the blasting in the geological horizon. From this an optimum methodology for blasting in each region was developed.
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APA: M Nagarajan  (2011)  Productive Partnership – Controlling Vibration and Maintaining Critical Electricity Supply

MLA: M Nagarajan Productive Partnership – Controlling Vibration and Maintaining Critical Electricity Supply. The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, 2011.

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