2019
DOI: 10.1007/s11803-019-0533-6
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Numerical study on the fracturing mechanism of shock wave interactions between two adjacent blast holes in deep rock blasting

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“…This paper studies the influence of delayed blasting on the permeability enhancement effect by simulating different initiation times of blasting holes to seek the best blasting time. According to field observations and research, the commonly used differential interval time is 15 ~ 75 ms, usually 25 ~ 30 ms 35 , 36 . Considering the actual situation of the Sanyuan coal mine and taking the millisecond time of the high-precision detonator as the standard, the millisecond blasting time is set as 0, 17, 25 and 42 ms, and the numerical model experiment is carried out in four groups.…”
Section: Analysis Of Numerical Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This paper studies the influence of delayed blasting on the permeability enhancement effect by simulating different initiation times of blasting holes to seek the best blasting time. According to field observations and research, the commonly used differential interval time is 15 ~ 75 ms, usually 25 ~ 30 ms 35 , 36 . Considering the actual situation of the Sanyuan coal mine and taking the millisecond time of the high-precision detonator as the standard, the millisecond blasting time is set as 0, 17, 25 and 42 ms, and the numerical model experiment is carried out in four groups.…”
Section: Analysis Of Numerical Simulation Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Currently, the means of blasting can provide independent operation of each explosive charge in the bore [7][8][9], that is, using this approach it is possible to optimize the drilling operations parameters and to achieve a significant reduction in the effect of the explosion seismic impact on the protected massif and quarry objects in the joint operation of blasting works on the surface and underground workings within the combined development of the field.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…is paper studies the influence of delayed blasting on the permeability enhancement effect by simulating the different initiation times of blasting holes to seek the best millisecond blasting time. According to field observations and research, the commonly used differential interval time is 15-75 ms, usually 25-30 ms [20,21]. Considering the actual situation of the Sanyuan coal mine and taking the millisecond time of the high-precision detonator as the standard, the millisecond blasting time is set as 0, 17, 25, and 42 ms, and the numerical model experiment is carried out in four groups.…”
Section: Simulation Analysis On Delay Time Optimization Of Millisecond Blastingmentioning
confidence: 99%