Delay Timing and Vibration Characteristics at Low-Frequency Mine Sites

International Society of Explosives Engineers
D E. Siskind
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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16
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319 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1990

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines performed a comparative study of nine sites at eight surface coal mines to determine if the presence of near-surfaced underground abandoned workings resulted in the generation of adverse long-duration, low-frequency blast vibrations. Six of the nine sites had underlying workings, and two had thick layers of low-velocity unconsolidated surface material.
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APA: D E. Siskind  (1990)  Delay Timing and Vibration Characteristics at Low-Frequency Mine Sites

MLA: D E. Siskind Delay Timing and Vibration Characteristics at Low-Frequency Mine Sites. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1990.

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