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EXPLO 2001

Conference Proceedings

EXPLO 2001

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The highly successful Explo 2001 conference was an
update on the 'state-of-the-art' in the utilisation of explosives in the
minerals industry. The theme of the 2001 conference of the respected Explo
series was 'today, tomorrow and round the corner'. The Explo 2001 Proceedings
Volume includes all of the papers which discuss findings, theories and
directions the industry is progressing and would be of vital interest to
personnel from many facets of both the minerals industry blasters, suppliers,
academics. researchers etc. Explo 2001 reviewed the tools and techniques
developed over many years and their application to deliver cost-effective
results, to improve safety and reduce the risk of financial loss. The volume
reports on recent innovations, discoveries and results and previews the
potential beyond today's science, considering what is around the corner; what
new theories are being addressed and what researchers are working on.

Papers in collection

  • The Technology of Management - An Overview of Technological Advances in the Mining Industry Go to Paper
  • Mining Education - Driven by Global Impacts Go to Paper
  • Blasting Risk Management - Hazards, Variations and Opportunities Go to Paper
  • Improving Blasting by a Team Approach at the Henty Gold Mine Go to Paper
  • Implementation of Blasting to Replace Free Digging in a Fume Prone Environment at Lemington Mine Go to Paper
  • Optimum Blasting? Is it Minimum Cost Per Broken Rock or Maximum Value Per Broken Rock? Go to Paper
  • An Analysis of Blasting Profitability and Productivity Go to Paper
  • Profitable and Productive Partnerships - Optimising Coal Recovery in Close Proximity to the Hunter River Go to Paper
  • Blasting in Reactive Ground Go to Paper
  • The Evolution of Wall Control Programs at Kidston Gold Mines Go to Paper
  • Increasing Mine Profitability - Technical Partnership to Reduce Coal Loss Go to Paper
  • Control of Airblast Vibration from Throwblasts at Rix's Creek Colliery Go to Paper
  • Formalised Blasting Rules: A Case-Specific Approach Go to Paper
  • Structure Response of a Brick Veneer House to Open Pit Coal Mine Blasting Go to Paper
  • Wall Control Blasting Practices at BHP Billiton Iron Ore Mt Whaleback Go to Paper
  • The Energy of Detonation: A Fresh Look at Pressure in the Blasthole Go to Paper
  • Variable Energy Explosives for Soft Ground Blasting Go to Paper
  • When Not Only the Ground is Hot! Go to Paper
  • On the Use of Mechanistic Blast-Outcome Measurement and Modelling for Optimisation of Explosive Selection in Underground Mining Go to Paper
  • Improvement of Blasting Productivity at Brunswick Mine Go to Paper
  • No Dam Leaks: The Challenge of Blasting the Warragamba Dam Auxiliary Spillway Go to Paper
  • Blasting in Sydney Sandstone to Speed-Up Tunnelling in the Northside Storage Tunnel Go to Paper
  • Ore Dilution Versus Mine to Mill Optimisation at KCGM Go to Paper
  • Towards New Swedish Recommendations for Cautious Perimeter Blasting Go to Paper
  • Studies on the Effect of Burden on Blast Damage and the Inplementation of New Blasting Practices to Improve Productivity at KCGM's Fimiston Mine Go to Paper
  • What Causes Cracks in Rock Blasting? Go to Paper
  • Modelling the Impact of Rockmass and Blast Design Variations on Blast Fragmentation Go to Paper
  • Critical Comparison of Julius Kruttschnitt Mineral Research Centre (JKMRC) Blast Fragmentation Models Go to Paper
  • Improvements in Blast Fragmentation Models Using Digital Image Processing Go to Paper
  • Fragmentation Assessment Using the FragScan System: Quality of a Blast Go to Paper
  • Exploding the Myths - A Case Study on Land Use Planning and Quarry Buffers Go to Paper
  • Blast Design Using Measurement While Drilling Parameters Go to Paper
  • Engineering Tools for Design, Analysis and Information Management Applied to Underground Drilling and Blasting Go to Paper
  • Estimation of Flyrock Travel Distances: A Probabilistic Approach Go to Paper
  • Improvements in Blast Fragmentation Using Measurement While Drilling Parameters Go to Paper
  • New Methods for Mapping the Structure of Rock Masses Go to Paper
  • Asymmetric Blasting: A Rock Mass Dependent Blast Design Method Go to Paper
  • A Review of General Considerations for Assessing Rock Mass Blastability and Fragmentation Go to Paper
  • Using Electronic Detonators to Improve All-Round Blasting Performances Go to Paper
  • Pre-Set Delay Electronic Detonators: Merits Opposite Programmable Systems Go to Paper
  • Modelling of Near-Source Dust Dispersal From Surface Mine Blasting in Weak Wind and Tropical Conditions Go to Paper
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  • Published: 2001
  • Unique ID: PA-200104

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