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COMPETITION BUNDLE

Mining Competition Coordinator : Farhan Sulthan Sammary

Mining Competition 1 : Faris Pamungkas

Mining Competition 2 : Toyib Ahmad Ali

Mining Competition 3 : Fakhmi Imanuddin Prakasa

Competition Bundle is made to inform all participants the details of each competitions on
ISMC 12th Edition. The competition will be held in two different places in Bandung
consist of Bandung Institute of Technology (ITB) and Taman Hutan Raya Ir. H. Djuanda
(Djuanda Forest Park) on February 6th – 9th 2020.

There are 16 competitions on ISMC 12th Edition:

1. Written Test 9. Ventilation Duct Hanging

2. Crushing and Grinding 10. Blasting Vibration Analysis

3. Hand Mucking 11. Bench Blasting

4. Joint Measuring 12. Panning

5. Mine Evacuation Rescue 13. Tie-In

6. Rock Drilling 14. Mine Surveying

7. Rock and Mineral Identification 15. Underground Mine Supporting

8. Rolling Resistance 16. Geotechnical Software Competition

This bundle contains general rules and the information about each competition needed by
the player including description, aim, rules, equipment provided, match procedures,
penalty, and disqualification. Each participant must know and understand all of the content
in this bundle, so please use this bundle properly.

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 TABLE OF CONTENTS

COMPETITION BUNDLE .................................................................................................... i

TABLE OF CONTENTS ...................................................................................................... ii
GENERAL RULES .............................................................................................................. iii
WRITTEN TEST ................................................................................................................... 1
CRUSHING AND GRINDING ............................................................................................ 3
VENTILATION DUCT HANGING ..................................................................................... 7
ROCK AND MINERAL IDENTIFICATION ...................................................................... 9
JOINT MEASURING ......................................................................................................... 13
HAND MUCKING ............................................................................................................. 17
MINE EVACUATION RESCUE ....................................................................................... 20
MINE SURVEYING ........................................................................................................... 23
PANNING ........................................................................................................................... 25
ROCK DRILLING .............................................................................................................. 28
ROLLING RESISTANCE .................................................................................................. 31
GEOTECHNICAL SOFTWARE COMPETITION ............................................................ 34
UNDERGROUND MINE SUPPORTING ......................................................................... 37
TIE IN .................................................................................................................................. 40
BLASTING VIBRATION ANALYSIS .............................................................................. 43
BENCH BLASTING ........................................................................................................... 46

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 GENERAL RULES

The general rules that must be obeyed by all ISMC 12th Edition participants are as
follows:

1. Participants must arrive on time to each competition. There will be no additional

time given if participants arrive late unless there is a change of time by the
committee.
2. Participants must wear the following primary PPE (Personal Protective
Equipment): safety shoes (self-provided), trousers (self-provided) and safety
helmets (provided by committee).
3. Along with those primary PPE, the committee will provide additional PPE required
for certain matches and will be explained at those particular matches following
below.
4. Each team will be provided a set of stationeries consist of:
a. 7 pencils
b. 2 erasers
c. 7 regular pens
d. 1 multicolor pen
e. 2 rulers (30 cm length)
f. 2 sharpeners
g. 2 correction pens
h. 1 protractor
i. 1 clipboard
Participants must always bring these set of stationeries to every match they attend.
If participants do not bring these set of stationery, committee will not provide and
be held responsible for it.
5. Specific stationery will be provided by the committee on each competition.
6. Participants must attend the safety induction, technical meeting, and match tour
which will be held on the day before the competition.
7. Participants must always obey the applicable laws that are regulated in each
occasion and behave properly during the competition wherever they are.
8. No smoking, carrying sharp objects, bringing drugs, and committing immoral acts
on the match location.
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9. Gathering information by any means is prohibited, such as communicating by
phones, laptops, books, internet, etc., during the match.
10. Every match must be attended based on the required amount of player for that
match.
11. Participants who do not play in a certain match or supporters are prohibited to enter
the match venue and give instructions to player.
12. Participants should compensate any damaged equipment caused by them.
13. Participants must wear the uniform shirt provided by ISMC 12th committee for
every team.
14. Participants must follow all regulations during the tournament. If the participants
violate any rules which have been determined by the committee, there will be
consequences in a form of score reduction, disqualification from a match, or
disqualification from the whole series of ISMC 12th competition.
15. The judge and committee have full authority on deciding any rules not listed above.
16. The judge’s decisions will be final.

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 WRITTEN TEST

PIC : Michael Widjaja

Description

Written Test is a competition that tests the participants' knowledge cognitively in terms of
general knowledge, basic concepts, and calculations related to mining activities in the form
of multiple-choice and essay questions.

Aim

Participants are able to answer as many multiple choice and essay problems as possible
correctly.

Rules

1. Each team is represented by 7 participants.

2. The match lasts for 180 minutes.
3. For multiple-choice questions, each correct answer will be given +3 points, each
wrong answer will be given -2 points, and each unanswered question will be given
-1 points. As for the essay questions, the assessment will be based on the jury's
decision.
4. Participants put all items that are not allowed to be taken to the competition area in
the provided space.
5. Any member of the participating team is not allowed to leave the venue before the
match ended. Toilet breaks are not allowed either. If some urgent condition that
require some or all members of the participating team to leave arise, those who
leave are not allowed to get back into the match venue.

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Equipment Provided

1. Calculator for each member of the team

Match Procedures

1. The match committees and participants conduct a briefing for ± 10 minutes.

2. The committees distribute question sheets, answer sheets, and calculators to
participants.
3. Each team is allowed to use calculators to help solve problems.
4. The test is closed book, all the information needed to solve the problems will be
given.
5. Additional time will not be given for the team that arrives late.
6. Any equipment provided by the committees must be collected after the match.
7. Participants are allowed to leave the competition area after being allowed by the
committee.

Penalty

1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.

2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
6. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

Disqualification

1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.

2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
5. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 CRUSHING AND GRINDING

PIC : Shiva Rinelly

Description

Crushing and Grinding is a competition that tests the participants’ skill and knowledge
about crushing and grinding process in laboratory scale by written and practical test. There
are four stages in this match, starting from primary crushing by jaw crusher, secondary
crushing by roll crusher, grinding using ball mill, and screening using vibrating screen.

Aim

1. Participants are able to reduce the grain size of material – from boulder-sized to
fine-sized material through particular process of crushing, grinding, and screening
using laboratory scale equipment.
2. Participants are able to make PSD (Particle-Size Distribution) graph and define F80,
P80 and RR80 value from the screening result.
3. Participants are able to define LRR (Limiting Reduction Ratio), ARR (Apparent
Reduction Ratio), and WRR (Working Reduction Ratio).
4. Participants are able to solve problems given in written test.

Rules

1. Each team is represented by 7 participants.

2. This match lasts for 50 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided

1. 2.5 kg of Limestone
2. Jaw Crusher
3. Vessel

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 4. Roll Crusher
5. 2 sets of Ball Mill
6. Manual Screens
7. Vibrating Screens
8. Cleaning Brushes
9. Spoon
10. Shovel
11. Digital Scale
12. Sample Plastic Bags
13. 10 cm ruler
14. Vernier Caliper
15. 1 Laptop
16. 1 Calculator
17. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Safety gloves
b. Safety goggles
c. Earplug
d. Dust masker
e. Lab coat

Match Procedures

1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. Participants will be given the materials for practical test and the problem sheets for
written test in the main laboratory.
3. All activities begin after the "START" signal has been given by the committee.
4. The match stages are as follows:
a. Participants work on the written test and the practical test at the same time.
b. Participants will be given the materials (2.5 kg of limestone) and the
problem sheet for the written test.
c. The first stage of the competition is the Primary Crushing. At this stage,
participants perform primary crushing using a jaw crusher. Participants will
be given 2.5 kg of limestone and then put the materials into the jaw crusher.

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 Participants operate jaw crusher by themselves. The result of this process
will be used in the next stage.
d. The second stage is the Secondary Crushing. In this stage, the result of
previous stages is crushed again using a roll crusher. Participants set the
width of the gape of roll crusher manually. Participants will operate the roll
crusher by themselves.
e. The third stage is the Grinding process. At this stage, the material obtained
from the previous stages will be grinded using the ball mill. There are 2 sets
of ball mill provided by the committee. Before operating the ball mill, put
crushed materials and grinding balls into the ball mill cylinder which has
been provided. After that, close the cylinder with rubber lid and cylinder
lock. Put the cylinder into the correct position on the spinning table. Operate
the ball mill. After performing grinding process, place the ball mill
components back to the initial condition. The materials that will be sieved is
2 kg from the initial boulder. Participants are allowed to select at most 2 kg
sample from previous steps. Samples that weigh more than 2 kg will be
given penalty charge. The process will be observed by the judge.
f. The final stage is Screening. The weight of materials which will be sieved
using vibrating screen is 2 kg at most. Participants will prepare the screen
stacks based on the screen size, then put the materials to the top of screen
stacks. The screen stacks must be strengthened and the participants must
make sure that the screen bolts are tight. The committee will remind the
participants if the bolts are not tight enough. Vibrating screen must be
operated for 10-15 minutes. Then, put the screening result from each stack
into separated sample plastic bags.
g. The participants will measure the weight of those results, then they have to
make PSD graph to determine P80, F80, and RR80 value.
h. The participants also determine Limiting Reduction Ratio (LRR), Apparent
Reduction Ratio (ARR) and Working Reduction Ratio (WRR) value for
each step of comminution if the data are sufficient.
i. After finishing all of the process, the participants submit the results to the
committee.

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 5. When the committee give the "FINISH" signal, all participants must stop all
activities including the writing test.
6. Participants must submit the results of screening, PSD graph, and the written
test answer sheets to the committee. Participants must return the used tools to their
original positions.
7. Participants are allowed to leave the match venue after being instructed by the
committee.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore security warning from the judge for the first and second time.
7. Participants do not come within 10 minutes at the match venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.
9. Participants put more than 2 kg of sample into vibrating screen (measured before
screening process).
10. Participants damage or lose any tools besides heavy laboratory equipment (jaw
crusher, roll crusher, ball mill, vibrating screen).

Disqualification
1. Participants damage heavy laboratory equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 VENTILATION DUCT HANGING

PIC : Fajar Bakuh Lumaksono

Description

Ventilation Duct Hanging is a competition that focuses on the application of duct to

support underground mine ventilation. This competition consists of duct installation,
calculation of resistance in duct, operational point of the fan and analysis of air
requirement in the working front.

Aim

1. Participants are able to install duct on the tunnel.

2. Participants are able to determine the total resistance of the airways.
3. Participants are able to determine operational point of the fan.
4. Participants are able to find the minimum requirement of air needed in the tunnel.

Equipment Provided

1. Fan
2. Duct
3. Hook
4. Anemometer
5. Stationery
6. Measuring Tape
7. Ladder
8. A calculator
9. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Mask
b. Gloves

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Rules

1. Each team is represented by 5 participants.

2. This match lasts for 40 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Match Procedures

1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. The committees give question sheets, answer sheets, and calculators to
participants.
3. All activities begin after the "START" signal has been given by the committee.
4. Participants install the duct.
5. Participants connect the duct to the fan.
6. Participants measure the resistance of the duct.
7. Participants turn on the fan with help from the committee.
8. Participants measure the velocity of wind.
9. Participants are given 2 chances to measure the velocity.
10. Participants use the experimental data to solve the problems given previously.
11. The match will be ended when the participants collect the answer and return any
belonging back to where it belongs

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.
9. Participants turn on the fan without assistance of the committee.

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 10. Participants break the instrument that is stated below:
a. Measuring tape
b. Ladder

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match stated below:
a. Duct
b. Fan
c. Steel Support
d. Anemometer
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 ROCK AND MINERAL IDENTIFICATION

PIC: Rifki Andika

Description

Rock and Mineral Identification is competition to gauge participating team’s ability to

identify and describes the properties of rocks and minerals.

Aim

1. Participants are able to identify and describe the characteristics of rocks and
minerals.
2. Participants are able to recognize minerals appearance in nature.
3. Participants are able to identify rock classification and rock forming minerals.
4. Participants are able to explain formation process of rocks and minerals.
5. Participants are able to use their skill and knowledge to explore valuable mineral
deposits.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 2 participants, who will be doing identification and
description of rock and mineral samples. Afterward, one of the participants will
answer question based on rock and mineral samples provided.
2. This match lasts for 35 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
4. Points for rock description:
a. Rock code
b. Name and type of rock
c. Sketch of rock
d. Description of rock
e. Rock forming minerals

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 5. Points for mineral description:
a. Mineral code
b. Name of mineral
c. Chemical formula of mineral
d. Sketch of mineral
e. Description of mineral

Equipment Provided
1. Rock and mineral samples
2. Rock and mineral test equipment consist of:
a. HCl
b. Water
c. Mohs hardness scale and other hardness test equipment
d. Geological loupe
e. Magnet
f. Comparator
3. Rock and mineral description sheet

Match Procedures
1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. The match consists of 2 rounds that will last for 35 minutes (round 1: 24 minutes
for identifying rock and minerals and explaining the formation process of rock and
minerals; 1 minute for preparing the next round; round 2: 10 minutes for answering
question based on samples provided). 5 minutes will be given in the beginning for a
brief re-explanation about the competition and match procedures.
3. Only two participants from each team are allowed in the match venue for the first
round. After the first round ends, 1 of these 2 participants who wouldn’t compete in
round 2 must leave the match venue.
4. The committee will prepare all equipment. So, the participants are not allowed to
bring their own equipment.

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 5. Round 1:
a. Participants are asked to describe the characteristics of rocks and minerals.
b. Participants are asked to explain the formation process of rocks and
minerals.
c. Participants are asked to determine the general location of rock and mineral
deposits.
d. There is a certain time allocated for each sample, participants can only
describe one sample provided for certain timeframe.
e. Participants can start to describe after the judge gives the instruction to do
so.
f. Participants must stop describing after the judge gives the instruction to stop
and move on to describe the next sample provided.
g. Participants can only discuss with partner on the same team.
6. Round 2:
a. Participants are asked to answer questions based on the sample provided.
b. There is a certain time allocated for each sample, participant can only
answer questions from one sample provided for certain timeframe.
c. Participants can start to answer the questions after the judge gives the
instruction to do so.
d. Participants must stop answering questions after the judge gives the
instruction to stop and move on to answer the questions from the next
sample provided.
7. Participants can leave the match venue after they are allowed by committee.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions of the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

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 9. Participants describe/answer questions of a sample not within that sample
timeframe.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment and materials used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warning from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees and judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 JOINT MEASURING

PIC : Rengga Pratama

Description

Joint Measuring is a competition to determine the existing joint orientation, analyze the
possibility of landslide slope, and determine the prevention and mitigation of the landslide
slope.

Aim

1. Participants are able to solve problems given in written test.

2. Participants are able to determine the joint orientation and analyze the possibility of
potential landslide slope.

Rules

1. Each team is represented by 4 participants.

2. This match lasts for 45 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. Joint set
2. 1 Geological Compass
3. Schmidt Net, Kalsbeek, and Polar Net
4. 2 sheets of tracing paper and 2 sheets of A4 papers
5. 1 Clipboard
6. 1 Stationery Compass
7. 1 Calculator

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Match Procedures
1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. Four participants enter the match venue without carrying equipment in any form
other than PPE.
3. Participants will be directed to the match and provided with match equipment by
the committee.
4. Participants will start the match after being given the instruction by the committee.
5. Participants work on the written test and the practical test at the same time.
6. Participants measure the joint set that have been provided using the geological
compass given.
7. Participants write full joint orientation format, for example: (N 2450 E / 320) and
plot it into the Schmidt, Polar, and Kalsbeek net.
8. Participants analyze the result of orientation that has been plotted and answer
questions related to the landslide slope.
9. Participants submit the results after the end of the match, in the form of a complete
list of joint orientation, joint plotting results, and answers from related questions to
the judge or committee.
10. Participants are allowed to leave the game venue after being instructed by the
committee.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the match venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

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Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 HAND MUCKING

PIC : Jonathan Perwira Manurung

Description

Hand mucking is a competition to simulate the process of mucking ore in underground

mine. This competition tests the agility, speed, as well as proficiency of the participant to
load, transport, and dump materials from stockpile B (B1 and B2) to stockpile A using
lorry and wheelbarrow. Participants must solve the problems in order to know the amount
of material that will be transported to other stockpiles and count productivity of an
underground mine simulation with materials in form of pebble with specific size.

Aim

1. Participants are able to determine the volume of lorry.

2. Participants are able to determine the amount of transported materials from each
stockpile.
3. Participants are able to come up with the best productivity of material mucking.

Rules
1. Each Team is represented by 5 participants.
2. This match lasts for 45 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. Shovel
2. Wheelbarrow
3. Lorry
4. Measurement tape
5. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Safety Gloves
b. Safety Mask
c. Safety Vest

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Match Procedures
1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. Participants will be given problems sheet.
3. Participants measure and calculate the volume of the lorry using measurement tape
until a given boundary decided by committee.
4. Participants do some calculations in order to know the amount of material that will
be transported to stockpile A in this match.
5. Starting position for lorry is at stockpile A.
6. After the match has started, lorry will be pushed to stockpile B (B1 and B2)
manually.
7. Lorry will be loaded with the pebble from stockpile B1 and B2 using a shovel that
is provided until it reaches the volume that participants get from solving the given
problem (in the lorry, the committees will give the volume gauges that show some
particular fractions of the volume of the lorry).
8. Lorry is piloted by the participants to stockpile A (dumping point).
9. Pebble from stockpile B is unloaded by participant until the lorry is empty
(dumping point).
10. Repeat the procedure 4-8 until the amount of material in the problem is obtained.
11. The cycle time of the lorry will be informed by the committee at the end of the
cycle.
12. Pebble is moved back to stockpile B using shovel and wheelbarrow until all the
pebble at stockpile 1 is empty.
13. Stockpile A must be empty from all pebble.
14. Overall time will be informed by the committee to the participant after all
equipment returned to the original place.
15. Lorry productivity is calculated by participant and committee together.
16. Participants can leave the match venue after the game is over and allowed by the
committee.

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Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue with unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.
9. Participants damage the shovel.
10. Participants step inside stockpile area while mucking.

Disqualification

1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match (wheelbarrow and
lorry).
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees and juries resulting in accidents.
6. Lorry gets out of the tracks.
7. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 MINE EVACUATION RESCUE

PIC : Herman Agustinus Rambe

Description

Mine Evacuation Rescue is a competition that consists of two parts (section). The first part
is about how to create Job Safety Analysis based on the illustration and situation given
(that can be implemented). The second part is about how to evacuate and rescue the victim
when the accident happens. Each team that play in this match should consider safety as a
priority because it is the most important thing in this match.

Aim

1. Participants are able to create JSA (Job Safety Analysis).

2. Participants are able to simulate on how to evacuate and rescue a victim of accident
in a proper way without endangering the victim’s safety.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 4 participants.
2. This match lasts for 35 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. A stretcher
2. A set of Woods and Bandages
3. First Aid Kit
4. Blanket
5. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Safety vest
b. Headlamp
c. Mask
d. Safety gloves

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Match Procedures

Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and scoring
criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.

First Part

1. The aim of this part is to create Job Safety Analysis based on illustration and
situation given.
2. In this match each team will be given blank paper (answer sheet), question sheet,
and illustration.
3. Point is calculated based on:
a. The completeness of work, hazard, and risk in each team JSA
b. The conformity of risk reduction with the risk itself
c. The tidiness of the JSA
d. JSA must be easy to understand and implement.
4. Every team has 15 minutes to finish the task.
5. The risk level matrix is given on the question sheet.
6. The team who exceeds the allowed time will get penalty.
7. The team who fails to complete the JSA will get no point.

Second Part

1. After completing the first part of this match, each team has 5 minutes to prepare
before starting the second part.
2. The second part begins when the alarm is sounded.
3. Each team has at most 15 minutes to enter, locate, save, and rescue the victim.
Time will be recorded in this part (as a tie-breaker). The stopwatch will be stopped
when all team members and the victim reach the safe point.
4. The participants need to communicate with the victim so the participants can figure
where the wound is and what to do to stabilize the victim.
5. Point is calculated based on:
a. Team safety while doing the action
b. Team coordination to stabilize the victim
c. Team quickness to save and rescue the victim

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Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 MINE SURVEYING

PIC : Bilal Safrudin

Description

Mine surveying is a competition that involves the measurement of tunnel dimensions and
coordinates to explain tunnel progress and geotechnical surveillance. This match requires
participants to understand the concept of survey work and its application in underground
mining activities.

Aim

Participants are able to operate and use the equipment provided to obtain data needed for
sketching cross-sections of the tunnel measured as well as creating a map of surveyed
location.

Rules

1. Each team is represented by 5 participants.

2. This match lasts for 60 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).
4. The allowable error radius for tunnel dimensions and coordinates is 5%. Answers
that stray more than 5% of the correct answers are considered wrong and will
reduce points.

Equipment Provided
1. 1 set of Total Station and related equipment (a prism pole, a prism, and a tripod)
2. Measuring tape
3. Calculator
4. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Vest
b. Headlamp

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Match Procedures
1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. The purpose of this match is to measure the dimensions of the tunnel (length, width
& height) and map the coordinates based on the data already given.
3. The participants use total station as the main equipment.
4. Participants are strongly encouraged to add as many measurement points as
possible for better detail.
5. Participants are permitted to use any method to measure and utilize the tools
provided as long as the rules are still obeyed.
6. Participants use the collected data to calculate the dimension of the tunnel, sketch a
cross section of the tunnel, and draw a map based on the actual layout of the tunnel.
7. Participants can leave the match venue when allowed by the committee.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".
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 PANNING

PIC : William Ramadinata

Description

Panning is a competition to separate the valuable mineral from the impurities by using their
difference in density. In separating the valuable minerals, a certain medium is used
(usually water) as a substance that helps to separate those minerals. Panning is one of the
oldest mining techniques in the world. Panning is usually done by a community for a
small-scale mining activity.

Aim

Participants are able to separate valuable minerals from its impurities using panning
technique.

Rules

1. Each team is represented by 2 participants.

2. This match lasts for 15 minutes (including moving the materials resulted from
panning to the container provided).
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment and Materials Provided

1. Wooden Pan
2. Materials (iron sand and impurities)
3. Filter Paper
4. Funnel
5. Oven
6. Scale
7. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) i.e. mask

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Match Procedures
1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. Only one participant is allowed to do the panning, but the other can take turns.
3. Participants will be given a brief explanation of the match.
4. Participants enter the match venue after the signal from the committee.
5. Participants will do the panning right after being given a start signal.
6. Participants must stop all activity after the time is over.
7. Materials produced from panning results must be collected and given to the
committee.
8. Participants are allowed to leave the match venue after being allowed by the
committee.
9. Each team is required to send one representative when calculating the result of the
score from panning.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue forunclear reason.
8. Participants separate minerals from the impurities by hand.
9. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.

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6. Participants still do the match after the committee gives the signal to "Stop".

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 ROCK DRILLING

PIC : Kurnia Septriadi

Description

Rock Drilling is a competition that test participants’ skill to do drilling activity. In this
match, the tools used are jackhammer and other component to simulate vertical and
horizontal drilling activities within time constraints. The goal of this match is to make a
hole with a certain depth.

Aim

1. Participants are able to create a vertical drill hole to a certain depth with no
inclination.
2. Participants are able to create a horizontal drill holeto a certain depth with no
inclination.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 4 participants with these specifications:
a. Two participants for vertical drilling
b. Three participants for horizontal drilling
2. This match lasts for 10 minutes (including vertical & horizontal drilling with 2.5
minutes duration for each drilling).
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. Two jackhammers (1 for vertical and 1 for horizontal)
2. Hose connecting jackhammer and regulator
3. Safety clips
4. Three steel bits
5. One jackleg
6. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:

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 a. Safety gloves
b. Goggles
c. Ear plug
d. Dust Mask
e. Earmuff

Match Procedures

1. The committee gives direction to the participants as the participants stand outside
the match venue and wear personal protective equipment.
2. The committee conducts a lottery to determine the hole that has to be drilled by the
participants.
3. After the judge’s give the signal, the participants begin to prepare the equipment,
including installing the hose to the jackhammer with safety clips and selecting one
of the three available steel bits.
4. After the tools preparation is completed, the participants have to stand behind the
starting line.
5. After the committee give a signal, the participants enter the drilling area to do
vertical drilling and immediately prepare the tools that had been installed.
Participants prepare the tools to aim the specified hole (time is already running).
6. Participants have to give a signal to the committee or the judge so that the
committee or the judge may request to the technician to turn on the compressor
(time is already running).
7. The duration for drilling activity is 2.5 minutes.
8. Drilling is finished if time runs out, drilling target is reached or participants
perform any activities that may harm the safety.
9. When the judge gives a signal to discharge the drilling, the participant must
immediately stop their activities, exit the drilling area, and must clean up after the
match including uninstalling the steel bits and unplugging the hose from the
jackhammer.
10. Repeat the procedure number 5 to 9 for the horizontal drilling activity.
11. Participants are allowed to leave the game area after being allowed by the
committee.

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Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.
9. Participants make mistakes while preparing the tools and do not return the tools to
their initial location.
10. Participants do not drill the holes assigned during the lottery.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 ROLLING RESISTANCE

PIC : Panangian Manullang

Description

Rolling Resistance is a competition to test participants’ comprehension about rolling

resistance. In this match, participants will be given 2 parts of problems. The first part is
basic concept and calculation problems about rolling resistance. In this part, participants
are also asked to calculate the rolling resistance experienced by tires from a cart in
practice. In the second part, i.e. case study problem, the participants are given a case
related to rolling resistance and asked to solve the problems.

Aim

1. Participants are able to comprehend and calculate the rolling resistance in both
basic concept and calculation problem.
2. Participants are able to solve the case study problem.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 5 participants.
2. This match lasts for 35 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. Cart with wheels
2. Track
3. Gravel sacks
4. Load Cell
5. Weighing Indicator
6. Winch
7. Wire Rope
8. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) i.e. gloves

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Match Procedures
1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. Participants enter the match venue and receive question sheets and answer sheets
after the participants have worn PPE.
3. Participants can start doing the written test and operate the equipment after the
committee gives the “START” signal, but before the participants operate the
equipment, participants must do some preparations, such as:
a. Filling the cart with gravel sacks with varied weights in accordance with the
committee. The weight of the bag given is 50 kilograms, 100 kilograms and
150 kilograms.
b. Installing the load cell to the cart.
c. Connecting the wire rope to the load cell installed on the cart.
After participants are done with the preparations, participants can operate the
equipment and start collecting data. Participants can operate the data multiple
times, but no additional time will be given.

4. Participants must return the equipment provided to their initial places.

5. Participants must stop doing the written test and operating the equipment after the
committee gives the “FINISH” signal.
6. Participants are able to leave the match venue after being allowed by the
committee.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

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Disqualification

1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.

2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 GEOTECHNICAL SOFTWARE COMPETITION

PIC : Gigih Prasetya Putra

Description

Geotechnical Software Competition is a competition that tests the participant’s skill and
knowledge in conducting geotechnical analysis of an open pit slope, which consists of
performing representative data collection, interpreting available data into digital models,
performing calculations using software, determining the slope stability, and providing
solutions and recommendations for the slope stability. Participants are required to express
rational reasons in each decision. Furthermore, participants will present their work in front
of judges.

Aim

1. Participants are able to construct geotechnical model of an open pit slope using a
certain software and carry out the stability analysis.
2. Participants are able to present their work in front of judges.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 2 participants.
2. The match consists of two stages. The first stage is model construction and analysis
where all the participants work on the given problems and process the provided
data using geotechnical software. The second stage is presentation where all
participants present their work in front of judges.
3. The first stage lasts for 120 minutes.
4. The second stage lasts for 25 minutes which consists of:
a. Presentation: 10 minutes
b. Question and answer session: 15 minutes
5. Participants must stop their work when the time is up.
6. Participants are prohibited to discuss with other teams.
7. Participants are prohibited to access internet connection for browsing.

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Equipment Provided
1. Computer device that has been equipped with AutoCAD Civil 3D 2020,
Rocscience Slide 2D 2018, and Microsoft Office
2. A calculator
3. Template for presentations in the form of a Microsoft Office PowerPoint file

Match Procedures
1. Participants enter the room and sit according to the name of the team.
2. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
3. Participants are allowed to try the computer that will be used for 3 minutes.
4. Participants start working on the given problems after the committee gives the
signal.
5. Participants make the presentation contents while working on the given problems.
6. For every 15 minutes during the match the committee will remind participants to
save a copy of their work to the external storage provided by the committee. This is
done to prevent the loss of work of participants when a power failure occurs.
7. Participants present their work in front of the judges, followed by a question and
answer session by the judges.
8. The work considered for assessment is the last work the participants copy into the
external storage in the form of .pptx format. All attachments to be displayed
(pictures, tables, etc.) should be included in the presentation slide.

Penalty
A. General
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
3. Participants do unsafe acts.
4. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
5. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

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B. The Model Construction and Analysis Stage
1. Participants begin their work before being given the signal from the committee.
2. Participants open other software which is not related to the Geotechnical Software
Competition match.

C. Presentation Stage
1. Participants continue to conduct the presentation after the given time is up.
2. Participants continue to answer questions when the question and answer session
has ended.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants utilize the internet for browsing.
4. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".
7. Participants install other software to the computer device provided by the
committee.
8. Participants connect any forms of external storage (flash, hard disk, etc.)
unauthorized by the committee to the computer provided.

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 UNDERGROUND MINE SUPPORTING

PIC : Dimas Rezki Al Kafi

Description

Underground Mine Supporting is a competition that determines the orientation of joints on

the provided rock wall model and analyzing those data to achieve an engineer-based
analysis and calculation. This is one of many data collection techniques to determine the
joints stability, safety factor value, and the direction of possible landslide.

Aim

Participants are able to determine the stability and sustainability of underground mine for
safety purposes by calculating and analyzing the joints in the underground mine.

Rules

1. Each team is represented by 4 participants.

2. This match lasts for 40 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. Rock Wall Model (including joint set)
2. A Geological Compass
3. Schmidt Net
4. Kalsbeek Net
5. Polar Net
6. 2 sheets of Tracing Paper
7. 1 Clipboard
8. A Calculator
9. A Ladder

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 10. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Headlamps
b. Mask
c. Safety Vest

Match Procedures

1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. Before match starts, participants must be outside the boundaries of tunnelarea.
3. Measuring instruments are available in the tunnel area.
4. The match starts after the signal is given and will be stopped when the time hasrun
out.
5. Joint orientation naming must be written completely, for example N90oE/60o(using
right-hand rule).
6. Participants must fill out the form on the answer sheet provided by thecommittee.
7. The tasks are:
a. Joint measuring
b. Writing the measurement results
c. Answering the questions in the written analysis
8. The team will be considered finished if the answer form, written analysis form,
question sheet, the drawing results on Schmidt/Polar/Kalsbeek net have been
collected by the committee. The players then return the measurement tools to the
committee.
9. Participants are permitted to leave the match venue after being allowed by the
committee.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.

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 7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 TIE IN

PIC : Arga Pratyaksa

Description

Tie In is a competition to simulate the preparation of underground tunnel blasting. Each

team must plan and prepare a blasting pattern (initiation sequence) right on the tunnel face.
In given time, each team must determine the exact blasting stage/sequence process by
using a board with holes that allow participants to insert dummy nonel(nonelectric
detonator), connect those nonel with detonating chord or J-hook and then detonate it while
also paying attention to the safety factor of their respective members. The similarity
between design and field implementation affects the score obtained.

Aim

1. Participants are able to design face tie in blasting pattern from the problem given in
written test.
2. Participants are able to plan and construct the optimal blasting pattern.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 4 participants.
2. This match lasts for 35 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. 50 Non electric detonators, numbered 1 to 18 which has specific delay time
2. 5 Electric detonators
3. 10 J-Hooks
4. 20 meters Rope as Detonating Cord
5. Blasting machine
6. Ladder
7. Length Gauge (indicator)
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 8. Label Papers
9. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Headlamps
b. Safety Gloves
c. Safety Masks
d. Safety Vests
e. Safety Harness

Match Procedures

1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. This competition consists of 2 parts, the first part is written test and the second part
is simulation test.
3. In the first part, participants must solve the problem given in order to design the
blasting holes pattern as well as the charging for each hole. This part will take place
at the same time as written test competition.
4. In the second part, each team will be given the blasting design they made on written
test before the match is started.
5. Participants must stand outside of the match venue before further instruction given.
6. Participants install the detonator to any available drill hole according to blasting
design they have made before. If the drill hole’s position is different from the
blasting design, adjustment is allowed to be made with the right consideration and
scale factor.
7. Every non electric detonators that have been installed must be labelled with
planned delay time using label paper.
8. Every non electric detonators that have been installed and labelled must be
connected with the detonating cord or J-hook and blasting machine for blasting
initiation.
9. Blasting initiation can only be done when every installation has been completed.
The match is completed when blasting machine is initiated or match duration is up.
10. Participants can leave the match venue after being informed by committee.

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Penalty
1. The participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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 BLASTING VIBRATION ANALYSIS

PIC : Arif Rahmat Shaleh

Description

Blasting Vibration Analysis is a competition that uses Minimate to determine the level of
vibration generated from blasting activities. In this match, the participants are asked to
analyze the results of a blasting simulation to apply in real working condition.

Aim

1. Participants are able to determine the level of vibration occurred as an effect of the
blasting process simulated.
2. Participants are able to solve the given problems using the results obtained in the
previous simulations.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 4 participants.
2. This match lasts for 45 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment Provided
1. Minimate and the recording set
2. 4 sets of dummy explosives made from matches and 2 sets as backup
3. Megaphone
4. Calculator
5. Measuring Tape
6. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
c. Earplugs
d. Safety gloves
e. Masks

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Match Procedures
1. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
2. The match start when the judge says "START".
3. Data will be collected 4 times with varying distances between Minimate and impact
test depending on the question.
4. Every time the participant going to do the blasting, it is obliged to give warning to
people who are around the blasting area(either using siren from the megaphone or
verbally reminding with megaphone).
5. The height of impact load drop is same for each test, which is 150 cm.
6. After impact load was dropped, Minimate will measure the vibration level from
impact test and the result is used to solve the given problems.
7. Before the match end, the tools have to be tidied up and returned back to its initial
condition.
8. The match ends when time runs out or answers are collected.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.
9. Participants use backup explosives.
10. Participants do not give any warning to the person around the blasting area before
blasting simulation begins.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
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4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".
7. Participants can’t collect data because explosives material and the backup are out of
stock.

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 BENCH BLASTING

PIC : Shabrun Jamil Fawzi

Description

Bench Blasting is a competition that simulates surface blasting, start from determining the
blasting geometry, column charge design, up to designing ignition pattern to a bench set
model of a certain scale. This competition intends to give participants overview of the
procedures for making a blasting design in reality.

Aim

1. Participants are able to plan blasting activities from the given problem.
2. Participants are able to apply blasting designs that have been made and are able to
adapt them to real conditions.

Rules
1. Each team is represented by 4 participants.
2. This match lasts for 40 minutes.
3. Each participant is required to wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Equipment and Materials Provided

1. Bench Set Model
2. Pipe (as Blasting Hole)
3. Dummy Booster
4. Dummy Electric Detonator
5. Electric Blasting Machine (EBM)
6. Dummy Nonel In-hole Delay
7. Dummy Nonel Surface Delay
8. Urea (as ANFO)
9. Ruler Bar Pipe
10. Gravel (as Stemming Material)
11. Wooden Board (as foothold)

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 12. Measuring Glass 1 Liter
13. Bucket and Scoop
14. Stairs
15. Tarp
11. Additional Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) as below:
a. Safety gloves
b. Mask
c. Safety goggles

Match Procedures
1. This competition consists of 2 parts, the first one is written test and the second one
is simulation test.
2. In the first part, participants must solve the problem given in order to design the
blasting geometry. This part will take place at the same time as written test
competition.
3. In the second part, question and answer sheets about bench blasting in written test
will be given back to the participants. The question and answer sheets will be used
as a reference by participants.
4. Before the match starts, there will be a short briefing about the competition and
scoring criteria by the judge and the committee for 5 minutes.
5. The duration of the match starts when the bundle of questions and answers
regarding the Bench Blasting in the written test is received.
6. The blast hole will be designed by the participant on a bench set according to the
calculated blasting geometry.
7. After the blasting geometry is designed, the bench set will be covered using a tarp
by the participant.
8. After the bench set is closed, participants are allowed to do priming, charging, and
stemming at the designated blast hole.
9. After priming, charging and stemming, participants will carry out the tie-up
procedure according to the design of the ignition pattern.
10. After the tie-up is complete, the circuit will be connected to the nonel lead in line
(in this case there will be 1 J-hook / surface delay that will be used as the lead in
line and installation procedures such as the J-hook / surface delay) and connect it
with electric detonator and Electric Blasting Machine (EBM).
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 11. Participants simulate blasting preparation by announcing 15 seconds before
blasting and announcing blasting.
12. The match is considered finished when the participant has completed the entire set
of blasting along with the initiation of blasting with an electric blasting machine
marked by pressing the EBM then announcing that the blasting has finished.
13. Participants return the questions and answer sheets and put them on the table
provided.
14. Participants are allowed to leave the match venue after being allowed by the
committee.

Penalty
1. Participants do not execute the match in a serious manner.
2. Participants start the match before being given instructions from the committee.
3. Penalty will be given to the team who violates the rules.
4. Participants do unsafe acts.
5. Participants do not use the safety equipment required during the match.
6. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge the first and second time.
7. Participants do not arrive within 10 minutes at the venue for unclear reason.
8. Non-competing team members enter the match venue.
9. Participants do not handle explosives and explosive accessories carefully.

Disqualification
1. Participants damage the tools and equipment used in the match.
2. Participants cheat in any form.
3. Participants communicate with non-competing team members, other team’s
member, and supporters outside the match venue.
4. Participants ignore safety warnings from the judge for the third time.
5. Participants conduct any acts that may endanger themselves, other participants,
committees or judge resulting in accidents.
6. Participants still continue doing the match after the committee gives the signal to
"Stop".

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