Relationships between Pipe stress, Ground Particle Velocity and Scale Factors in Blasting Dolomite

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Dennis Alan Clark
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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12
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438 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1976

Abstract

An increase in construction and quarry operations has necessitated blasting activities in areas once considered rural and in the close proximity of transmission pipelines. A method to determine the maximum allowable bending stress by the formulas outlined by the Battelle Memorial Institute report of October, 1962, and the assumed stress comparison with actual measured data is presented. A direct relationship between pipe stress and ground particle velocity is shown, and a method to predict stress by relating stress to charge weight and distance from the shot point is discussed.
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APA: Dennis Alan Clark  (1976)  Relationships between Pipe stress, Ground Particle Velocity and Scale Factors in Blasting Dolomite

MLA: Dennis Alan Clark Relationships between Pipe stress, Ground Particle Velocity and Scale Factors in Blasting Dolomite. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1976.

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