Controlled Blasting Techniques for mining and construction

 
 
 
 
 
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Controlled blasting methods are used to control over-break, reduce fractures
within remaining rock walls, and reduce ground vibrations etc. In both the mining
and construction industries, blasting is the predominant method for fragmentation
of consolidated mineral deposits. The public relation problems of users of
explosives have increased greatly in the past few years as explosives are being
consumed in increasing quantities. Increased population and spread of
urbanization near to the construction & mining sites have affected more people by
blasting as well. Adopting various techniques of controlled blasting such as Line
drilling, Trim (Cushion) blasting, smooth (contour or perimeter) blasting, presplitting
etc,; selecting and employing various parameters of blast design; using
modern technology such as precise timing delays, varied density of explosives
product by using bulk explosives in both open pit quarries and UG workings;
Muffle blasting at a very critical and congested areas are some of the points
discussed in this paper for mitigation of adverse impact of blasting. By adopting
these precautions not only the ground vibration is restricted to ease the public
relation problem, but the mines’ / construction’s techno-economics, preservation
of host rock strength and safety standard are improved to a considerable level. As
far as possible modern techniques and equipments are to be used in order to
mitigate the blast effects and monitoring thereof. Training to the blasting
supervisors on controlled blasting techniques is needed. Training also needed for
maintaining proper blast-log and procedures of evaluation of such blast-logs.

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