Explosive Charge Distribution: A Parameter for evaluating the Blasting Results in Rosia Poieni Open Pit Mining | Chapter 1 | Advances and Challenges in Science and Technology Vol. 2

 One of the plainest and most popular open pit excavating procedures is training-blasting technology. This authorizes the extraction of a meaningful amount of rock and valuable mineral material. Open pit excavating relies heavily on the operation of blasting engaging explosive energy, that is also the essential step in the exploding process that yields a matching granulometry. In the sense that each movement determines the outcome bound for a crucial component for the after operation that takes place in the occupied face, this operation is a part of a succession of interdependent movements. As a result, the explosive blasting movement shouldn't be viewed as additional act. The entire production technology process, containing blasting, needs to be regarded from a global view. The basic approach naive this optimization study requires analyzing the exploding operations completed activity at drilling diameters of 250 mm (the blasting science used in Rosia Poieni open pit excavating), as well as simulating the digging of the same rock capacity while optimizing the explosive charge distribution at disciplining diameters of 200 mm and 150 mm. Based on observations made in the goal, it was discovered that the time of the tamping in the mineralized rock, which results in the characteristic of blocks with ranges that are greater than those granted in the crusher container (1.2-1.3 m), is what causes the majority of problems in the case of dents with a width of 250 mm. That is why the method that successfully reduces their number-intermittent loads with in-between tamping-is adopted. It is necessary to employ smaller training diameters, but with output levels high enough to guarantee the decent development of the distillation process, in order to get a granulometry corresponding the main crushing movement, which will enable to decrease crushing costs. According to the results of the study, it is considered to apply a broken load in order to maintain the whole time of the explosive charge. It is advised to use an appropriate disciplining diameter (150-200 mm) and intermediate tamping at 2-3 m distance to limit the upper preventing area to a maximum of 7 m (to humiliate or completely remove the occurrence of bulky blocks) in areas place the rocks have a Protodiakonov coefficient f > 6.5. The research findings will help the operation's arithmetic and safety facets, limiting the explosive effect on the mountain system and the environment and threatening the overall cutting operation expenses. By employing less explosive gels (12-18 kg/dent) in a dry environment and determining the difference in explosive charge time with AM-1, the cost of booby traps and starting fabrics can be decreased.

Author(s) Details:

Mihaela Toderas,
University of Petrosani, Petrosani, 332006, Romania.

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