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1. Rock Evaluation Using Digital Images and Drill Monitoring Data : Before and after rock blasting
Sammanfattning : This research is carried out to better understand the nature of the rock mass and to have a better anticipation of rock fragmentation before blasting the rock mass. Current practices of assessing rock mass usually involve techniques that focus on the surface or outcrop of the rock mass such as scanline surveys, window surveys, photogrammetry and laser scanning etc. LÄS MER
2. Mehanics of Rock Fragmentation Static and Dynamic Laboratory Testing Applied to Aggregate Production
Sammanfattning : Knowing the strength properties of rocks is essential for calculating the stability of natural slopes, constructions in and on rock, excavations, blasting geometry, crushing, and drilling. When rock and rock masses are subjected to either dynamic or static loads, the tensile strength is determined by tests appropriate to the load type. LÄS MER
3. Generation of fines in bench blasting
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4. Rock fragmentation by cutting, ripping and impacts : some theoretical and experimental studies
Sammanfattning : Models of different forms of rock fragmentation are presented, having mainly two purposes; to increase the understanding for the fragmentation processes, and to form a base for quantitative predictions. The results of some full scale rock cutting tests are also presented. The thesis consists of five separate papers. LÄS MER
5. Controlled fragmentation and contours in rock blasting : theoretical and technical approaches
Sammanfattning : The Swedish mining and construction industries have a large interest in improving blasting technology, in milling concerning rock fragmentation by blasting (especially underground in large diameter hole blasting, > 100 mm) and in construction and mining concerning controlled and safe contours in blasted tunnels. This doctoral thesis deals with these matters and includes a licentiate thesis (published in 1970) and five papers A-E included in the doctoral thesis and published during 1983 to 1992. LÄS MER