Conference Proceedings
Third International Symposium on Rock Fragmentation by Blasting, Brisbane, August 1990
Conference Proceedings
Third International Symposium on Rock Fragmentation by Blasting, Brisbane, August 1990
A Preliminary Approach to Simulating Blast Vibration
The ground vibration produced by the bench blasts of a single hole and a row of two or three holes is recorded in an iron mine. Using the seismic signal generated by a single-hole shot as the source function, we have developed a computer program of a simulating ground vibration by bench blast. The reasonable delay time of blast in the iron mine has been discussed tentatively with the Fourmap invented by Anderson, D.A. The seismograms measured from the single-row blasts of two or three holes have shown the method of simulating vibration is feasible on the whole._x000D_
For large scale production blasts, a combination of the vibration simulation and the high-speed photograph is used to choose the delay Time.
For large scale production blasts, a combination of the vibration simulation and the high-speed photograph is used to choose the delay Time.
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W Congshi, W Qisu
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- Published: 1990
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