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Third International Symposium on Rock Fragmentation by Blasting, Brisbane, August 1990

Conference Proceedings

Third International Symposium on Rock Fragmentation by Blasting, Brisbane, August 1990

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  • A Performance Prediction Model for Optimized Drilling and Blasting Costs Go to Paper
  • A Preliminary Approach to Simulating Blast Vibration Go to Paper
  • A Proposed Standard for the Objective Measurement of Muck Pile Profiles Go to Paper
  • A Seismic Source Wavelet with Applications to the Modelling of Blast Vibrations Go to Paper
  • An Alternative to Cube-root Scaling Crater Analysis Go to Paper
  • An Approach to the Evaluation and Control of Blast Induced Damage Go to Paper
  • An Experimental Study of the Effects of Shock and Gas Penetration in Blasting Go to Paper
  • An Integrated Approach to Evaluation of Blasts - A Case Study Go to Paper
  • An Investigation of Heave and Fragmentation Related to Explosive Properties Go to Paper
  • An On Line Fragment Size Analyser Using Image Processing Techniques Go to Paper
  • Blast Design Optimization to Minimize Induced Vibrations of Structures Go to Paper
  • Blast Monitoring : From Detonation to Impact Go to Paper
  • Blast Performance Assessment using a Dragline Monitor Go to Paper
  • Blasthole Diameter and its Effect on Explosive Distribution Go to Paper
  • Borehole Damage Effect on Stress Waves Go to Paper
  • Burden, Spacing and Borehole Diameter at Rock Blasting Go to Paper
  • Characteristics of Propagation Process of Detonation in Charge Under Influence of Channel Effect Go to Paper
  • Development of a Dynamic Blasting Simulation Go to Paper
  • Drill Blast Optimisation Go to Paper
  • Effect of Explosive Type on Fines Generation in Blasting Go to Paper
  • Effects of Initiation Delay Time on Narrow Reef Stope Blasting Go to Paper
  • Experimental and Computational Investigation of the Fundamental Mechanisms of Cratering Go to Paper
  • Experimental Research of Fragmentation by Blasting in Various Stemming Lengths of Drill Hole Go to Paper
  • Experimental Study of Computer Stimulation of Bench Blasting in Production Scale Go to Paper
  • Explosives Performance - Who Needs to Know? Go to Paper
  • Factors Affecting Explosive Sensitivity Go to Paper
  • Fracture-Plane Control Blasts with Satellite Holes Go to Paper
  • Fragmentation Mechanics Go to Paper
  • Fragmentation Monitoring of Production Blasts at MRICA Go to Paper
  • Fragmentation Prediction in Bench Blasting Go to Paper
  • High-Speed Motion Picture Photography Analysis in 3D - A New Approach to Analyzing Full Scale Blasts Go to Paper
  • Hole to Hole Interaction in Production Blasting at Mount Tom Price Go to Paper
  • Hollow Microspheres - Reliable Sensitizers for Water Gel and Emulsion Explosives Go to Paper
  • Influence of Shot Design Parameters on Fragmetation Go to Paper
  • Initiation Systems - What Does the Future Hold? Go to Paper
  • Integrated Drill and Shovel Performance Monitoring Towards Blast Optimization Go to Paper
  • Low Shock Energy Emulsion Based Wet Hole Explosives Go to Paper
  • Model Studies of Optimized Crater Blasting Go to Paper
  • On the Effect of Dynamic Fracture Rocks on the Blasting Go to Paper
  • Optical Blast Fragmentation Assessment Go to Paper
  • Optimisation of Blasting in a Large Open Pit Mine Go to Paper
  • Plasma Blasting Techniques Go to Paper
  • Properties of rock blasting Go to Paper
  • Radio Noise Monitoring During Rock Fracture at Blast Sites Go to Paper
  • Reduction of Costs and Environental Impacts in Quarry Rock Blasting Go to Paper
  • Relationship of Joint Orientation with Hole Spacing Parameter in Multihole Blasting Go to Paper
  • Selection and Design of Blasting Techniques for Selective Open Pit Gold Mining using Knowledge Based Systems Technology Go to Paper
  • Small-Charge Cone-Fracture Technique for Rapid Excavation Go to Paper
  • Some Problems Associated with Standard Charge Weight Vibration Scaling Laws Go to Paper
  • Spherical Element Bulking Mechanisms for Modeling Blasting Induced Rock Motion Go to Paper
  • Stemming Ejection Comparison of Conventional Stemming and Stemming Incorporating Blast Control Plugs for Increasing Explosion Energy Use Go to Paper
  • The Development and Application of a Photographic Fragmentation Sizing Assessment Technique for Blast Analysis Go to Paper
  • The Development and Implementation of a Three Dimensional Model of Blast Fragmentation and Damage Go to Paper
  • The Effect of Detonator Strength on the Initiation of Small Diameter Emulsion Explosives Go to Paper
  • The Effects of the Quality of Bulk Commercial Explosives on Blast Performance Go to Paper
  • The Initiation of Bulk Explosives by Primers Go to Paper
  • The Mathematical Modelling of Rock Fragmentation by High Pressure Arc Discharges Go to Paper
  • The Modelling of Shock Effects in Blasthole Liner Experiments Go to Paper
  • The Partition of Energy in Blasting with Non-Ideal Explosives Go to Paper
  • The Role of Blasting Instrumentation in Promoting Mining Profitability Go to Paper
  • The Role of Rayleigh-Waves in Rock Fragmentation Go to Paper
  • The Standardisation of Explosives Ratings by Ideal Detonation Codes Go to Paper
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  • Published: 1989
  • Unique ID: PA-199005

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