The Importance of Explosive Energy on Mining Costs

International Society of Explosives Engineers
John T. Day Lex L. Udy Mark L. Thomas
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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7
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117 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1987

Abstract

When we consider that the purpose of blasting is to fragment rock or ore so it can be subsequently handled and processed, we can see that the cost of blasting, in reality, affects all downstream steps of the mining (and in some cases) production processes. The productivity of all subsequent operations is influenced by the degree of fragmentation of the primary blast.
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APA: John T. Day Lex L. Udy Mark L. Thomas  (1987)  The Importance of Explosive Energy on Mining Costs

MLA: John T. Day Lex L. Udy Mark L. Thomas The Importance of Explosive Energy on Mining Costs. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1987.

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