Low-Frequency Blast Vibrations at a High Water-Table Site

International Society of Explosives Engineers
David E. Siskind Mark S. Stagg Willard E. Pierce Stephen V. Crun
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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133 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1996

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The USBM is studying the impacts of low-frequency blast vibrations on residences to assess both response and cracking potential. Complementing coal mining sites monitored in the midwest and east, vibrations were analyzed at a major construction site in southern Florida where potentially serious low-frequency blast vibrations were believed to exist.
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APA: David E. Siskind Mark S. Stagg Willard E. Pierce Stephen V. Crun  (1996)  Low-Frequency Blast Vibrations at a High Water-Table Site

MLA: David E. Siskind Mark S. Stagg Willard E. Pierce Stephen V. Crun Low-Frequency Blast Vibrations at a High Water-Table Site. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1996.

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