The 8 Millisecond, "Criterion": Have We Delayed Too Long in Questioning It?

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Douglas A. Anderson
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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15
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178 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1989

Abstract

The simplest method used to predict ground vibration from blasting is scaled distance -the distance from a blast divided by the square root of the Pounds per delay. Pounds per delay is defined as the number of pounds of explosive detonated within an 8 millisecond (ms) interval. Based upon this definition, regression plots of peak particle velocity vs. scaled distance have been used to determine likely values of peak particle velocity.
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APA: Douglas A. Anderson  (1989)  The 8 Millisecond, "Criterion": Have We Delayed Too Long in Questioning It?

MLA: Douglas A. Anderson The 8 Millisecond, "Criterion": Have We Delayed Too Long in Questioning It?. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1989.

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