Civil Tunnelling with Electronic Blasting Systems - Early Experience in Korea

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Dave Kay Young-Suk Song
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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11
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702 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2005

Abstract

To meet the needs of South Korea's rapidly expanding economy, a large number of infrastructure projects are under way to improve transportation efficiency within the nation. These projects include high-speed rail links between major population centres and improvements to the road network. Being densely populated and geographically mountainous, infrastructure development in Korea requires a significant amount of tunnelling. Owing to the predominantly hard granitic nature of rock, drill and blast is the preferred method of tunnel advance. The Korean tunneller, however, faces the same pressures as those of his international counterpart in that both cost and production targets need to be achieved while meeting expectations of both community and regulator.
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APA: Dave Kay Young-Suk Song  (2005)  Civil Tunnelling with Electronic Blasting Systems - Early Experience in Korea

MLA: Dave Kay Young-Suk Song Civil Tunnelling with Electronic Blasting Systems - Early Experience in Korea. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2005.

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