The Computer Model of Single Hole, Reduced Scale Bench Blast Fragmentation

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Steven V. Crum Mark S. Stagg
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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14
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168 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines is conducting research to develop methods to control fragmentation and improve productivity in surface mine blasting. As part of this research, PRONT02D, a two-dimensional finite element computer program developed at Sandia National Laboratories, was employed to model the fragmentation produced from RS-50, a single hole, reduced scale bench blast in a massive dolomite. The fragment size distribution obtained from the computer simulation was calculated using a submodel that utilizes the crack density and nominal flaw size values computed by PRONT02D.
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APA: Steven V. Crum Mark S. Stagg  (1989)  The Computer Model of Single Hole, Reduced Scale Bench Blast Fragmentation

MLA: Steven V. Crum Mark S. Stagg The Computer Model of Single Hole, Reduced Scale Bench Blast Fragmentation. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1989.

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