Report on Ground Vibration MT/134/02 National Institute of Rock Mechanics i ABSTRACT Ground vibration induced by blasting is a serious environmental issue in Indian mines. With the increasing production targets from surface mining, it is likely to be compounded in future unless pro-active measures are taken to mitigate the problem.
Air Blast and Ground Vibrations Due to Blasting at Gevra Project of South Eastern Coalfields Ltd in India S. K. Puri, A. K. Pal, and N. C. Saxena Noise and Vibration Worldwide 2001 32 : 7 , 16-23
¨ Air blast and ground vibrations due to blasting at Gevra Project of South Eastern Coalfields Ltd. in India ¨ An interpretation of the effects of using different delay intervals in blasting at an open-cast mine in Turkey ¨ Appli ion of acoustic sounding system for environmental study
The PPV and the vibration frequency due to excavation by blasting measured close to these low-rise buildings satisfied the existing safe limit criteria for subsurface blasting ground vibration.
The vibration level at a distance depends on charge per delay, vibration frequency, rock characteristics type, unit weight, layering, slope of layers , blast hole conditions, presence of water, propagation of surface and body waves in the ground, and to a lesser extent on method of initiation.
However such large scale blasting is a challenge for blast designers as blasting operation may lead to substantial cracking and damage in structures due to blast induced ground vibration Singh et
Evaluation of the effect of ground vibration due to blasting on adjacent structures in dam construction projects H.B. Amnieh and A. wpcaki. Analysis of peak particle velocity recorded at underground mine roof generated by nearby surface blasting: A case study A.K. Singh and A.K. Jha. ANN approach for blast vibration control in limestone quarry
Ground vibration is mainly affected by various blast design parameters, distance between the blast and observation points, geological characteristic properties of the rock mass and explosive characteristics Elevli and Arpaz, 2010, Liang et al., 2011 . Blast-induced ground vibrations are characterized by two important parameters, i.e. the peak
The recommended minimum frequency ranges for ground vibration instrumen tation are 2 to 150 Hz for coal mine and quarry blasting, and 5 to 200 Hz for construction and excavation blasting. When higher or lower frequency vibra tions are possible, as in construction blasting or for a quarry shot close to a
and Singh 2006 . Energy generated during blasting has not been fully utilized for rock breakage due to the presence of uncertainties in rock parameters. Of all the above parameters, blast induced ground vibration has the most detrimental effect on the surroundings. It severely affects the structures lo ed in the
Permissible Standards for Vibrations During Blasting In order to protect surface structures from the deleterious effect of ground vibration, regulations have been formulated in different countries. These regulations vary from country to country depending on the type and the construction materials used. In India, the Director
Noise and Vibration. A new predictor for ground vibration prediction and its comparision with other predictors; A Study on Noise Pollution due to Traffic at Assilmetta Junction in Visakhapatnam City, India; A Summary of Fatal Accidents Due to Flyrock and Lack of Blast Area Security in Surface Mining, 1989 to 1999
misc etde 6514880, title = Putting ground vibration predictions into practice author = Roy, P P abstractNote = The blast vibration prediction model developed at the Central Mining Research Station CMRS , India, simultaneously takes account of the decay of amplitude due to geometrical spreading and inelastic attenuation.
¨ Air blast and ground vibrations due to blasting at Gevra Project of South Eastern Coalfields Ltd. in India ¨ An interpretation of the effects of using different delay intervals in blasting at an open-cast mine in Turkey ¨ Appli ion of acoustic sounding system for environmental study
The PPV and the vibration frequency due to excavation by blasting measured close to these low-rise buildings satisfied the existing safe limit criteria for subsurface blasting ground vibration.
Evaluation of the effect of ground vibration due to blasting on adjacent structures in dam construction projects H.B. Amnieh and A. wpcaki. Analysis of peak particle velocity recorded at underground mine roof generated by nearby surface blasting: A case study A.K. Singh and A.K. Jha. ANN approach for blast vibration control in limestone quarry
However such large scale blasting is a challenge for blast designers as blasting operation may lead to substantial cracking and damage in structures due to blast induced ground vibration Singh et
While Shin et al. tested the blasting vibration in a soft tunnel, a two-dimensional blasting load was evaluated by modifying the detonation pressure formula based on the results of field tests. Tunnel behavior due to the blast-induced vibration was investigated in terms of particle velocity, displacement, and stress of the linings.
The recommended minimum frequency ranges for ground vibration instrumen tation are 2 to 150 Hz for coal mine and quarry blasting, and 5 to 200 Hz for construction and excavation blasting. When higher or lower frequency vibra tions are possible, as in construction blasting or for a quarry shot close to a
Thus, vibration standard limits usually quoted as ground "peak particle velocity" or PPV for blasting are not appropriate for construction settings, where, as with traffic, vibration can continue for minutes, hours, weeks, months or even years in some large projects e.g. the Central Artery Project, "The Big Dig", in Boston .
Permissible Standards for Vibrations During Blasting In order to protect surface structures from the deleterious effect of ground vibration, regulations have been formulated in different countries. These regulations vary from country to country depending on the type and the construction materials used. In India, the Director
Noise and Vibration. A new predictor for ground vibration prediction and its comparision with other predictors; A Study on Noise Pollution due to Traffic at Assilmetta Junction in Visakhapatnam City, India; A Summary of Fatal Accidents Due to Flyrock and Lack of Blast Area Security in Surface Mining, 1989 to 1999
misc etde 6514880, title = Putting ground vibration predictions into practice author = Roy, P P abstractNote = The blast vibration prediction model developed at the Central Mining Research Station CMRS , India, simultaneously takes account of the decay of amplitude due to geometrical spreading and inelastic attenuation.
Due to the lack of studies on the physiological effects of blasting, they investigated the impact of blast-induced vibration on the human brain. They made an experimental study with six participants one of them was for the four different ground vibration values 0.37, 11.7, 33.5 and 48.25 mm/s .
Rock Fragmentation by Blasting contains the papers presented at the 10th International Symposium on Rock Fragmentation by Blasting New Delhi, India, 26-29 November 2012 , and represents the most advanced forum on blasting science and technology. The contributions cover all major recent advancements in blasting and fragmentation, from realistic tre
“Signal Processing Computation based Seismic Energy Estimation of Blast induced Ground Vibration Waves”, IEEE – International Conference on Distributed Computing, VLSI, Electrical Circuits and Robotics DISCOVER , Aug. 13-14, 2016, ISBN: 978-1-5090-1623-5/16, INDIA Acceptance Ratio: 10.33% Bagged Best Research Paper Award from IEEE
Fig. 2. Monitoring tool of the blasting vibrations and a geophone installed on the stope’s roof. Fig. 3. A sample of triple-indi or particle velocity and the sound intensity histogram for data no.12 from Table 3. 3. Predicting the Ground Vibration 3.1. Empirical Models In order to predict the ground vibrations resulting from the blasting
While Shin et al. tested the blasting vibration in a soft tunnel, a two-dimensional blasting load was evaluated by modifying the detonation pressure formula based on the results of field tests. Tunnel behavior due to the blast-induced vibration was investigated in terms of particle velocity, displacement, and stress of the linings.
The Guidelines are based on the Australian and New Zealand Environment and Conservation Council’s Technical Basis for Guidelines to Minimise Annoyance Due to Blasting Overpressure and Ground Vibration, September 1990. The Guidelines apply to new and existing mine and quarry sites as defined in section 3 .
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Due to the lack of studies on the physiological effects of blasting, they investigated the impact of blast-induced vibration on the human brain. They made an experimental study with six participants one of them was for the four different ground vibration values 0.37, 11.7, 33.5 and 48.25 mm/s .
Blasting related vibrations have two components outlined below: ground vibration and air over pressure. Both will be managed through blasting practice and design. Ground vibration is the blast wave front that is carried through the ground. Ground vibration is measured as peak particle velocity PPV in millimetres per second mm/s .
The main objectives of controlled blasting techniques are to minimize the overbreak and fracturing of rock beyond the designated boundary of excavation to achieve smooth post-blast surface and to control wild flyrock and ground vibration within permissible limits. This objective is normally achieved by minimizing and making judicious use of explosives in the blast holes. …
The proposed inexpensive IoT-based BIGV monitoring system provides blast-induced ground vibration information during the blasting time in open cast mine. Thus, the blasting experts will be well aware of the ground vibration intensity level and consequently, a change in the blasting pattern to reduce the ground vibration intensity.
In the present-day context, man-made sources of ground-borne vibration are rising at a very rapid rate due to increasing construction work, blasting activities, and rapidly expanding rail and road traffic systems.
The paper is an attempt to evaluate the efficiency of passive control techniques such as base isolation system e.g. Lead/Rubber Bearing and fluid viscous dampers subjected to earthquake ground motions and underground blast-induced vibrations. Two moment-resisting steel frame buildings are analyzed to evaluate the structural responses under dynamic excitations. The effect of vertical
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Drilling and Blasting are still considered to be the most economical method for rock excavation either on surface or underground. The explosive energy, which breaks the rockmass, is not fully utilized for this purpose. Only 20–30% of explosive energy is utilized for fragmenting the rockmass and the rest wasted away in the form of ground vibration, air blast, noise, fly rock, back breaks, etc
1935 U.S. Geological Survey develops blast vibration machine — cost $25,000. 1935 duPont introduces first commercially successful non-nitroglycerin ammonium nitrate AN blasting agent. 1936 IME establishes fume classes for explosives in underground mines. 1938 Modern PETN-filled fabric-covered detonating cord introduced in U.S.
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the ground motion caused by underground blast. 3.7 The response of a structure to the ground vibration, as mentioned in 3.6, is a function of the natural frequency of the structure N , frequency of ground motion f , the damping in the material of the structure and dura-
6. Use of suitable delay and burden for heavy blasting to reduce impulse noise. Vibration due to Blasting: Less than 25 per cent of the explosive energy was utilised in rock breaking during opencast mining while the rest was converted into shock waves traveling through air or ground, causing noise, flying of rocks or vibration of ground structures.
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The drill and blast method is widely used in constructing tunnels in rock. Unfortunately, blasting vibration can damage newly performed shotcrete layers which are major support structures to stabilize surrounding structures. Therefore, investigation of the influence of blasting on shotcrete and determining reasonable distance between blasting work face and shotcrete position is of great
safe ground and air vibration levels during the surface use of explosives in mine, quarry and construction blasting. 11 Progress. The committee developed a draft standard on appropriate ground vibration and airblast limits at residential structures. The standard will provide guidance to regulatory personnel and contractors on safe vibration levels.
Ground vibration monitoring is the process of measuring and recording the movements in the ground using a seismograph. As vibration occurs at a source, a seismic wave travels causing soil and rock particles to move back and forth over very small distances.
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the ground motion caused by underground blast. 3.7 The response of a structure to the ground vibration, as mentioned in 3.6, is a function of the natural frequency of the structure N , frequency of ground motion f , the damping in the material of the structure and dura-
The details of blasting field trials, monitoring of the blasts induced ground vibration and status of the work done had been mentioned. The second study was based on the survey of the area within a two-km radius from centre of Pur village, using a series of filed experiments.
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safe ground and air vibration levels during the surface use of explosives in mine, quarry and construction blasting. 11 Progress. The committee developed a draft standard on appropriate ground vibration and airblast limits at residential structures. The standard will provide guidance to regulatory personnel and contractors on safe vibration levels.
Seismic wave induced by underwater drilling and blasting may exert adverse effects to the surrounding structures. Peak particle velocity PPV has been widely used to reflect the intensity of seismic wave, while the method fails to take other influential parameters into consideration. Synthesizing PPV and duration, seismic wave energy SWE is employed to quantify the intensity, and the method
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Table 39 Transient Vibration Guide Values - Minimal Risk of Cosmetic Damage 44 Table 40 Guideline Values for Vibration - Effects of Short-Term Vibration on Buried Pipework 46 Table 41 Indi ive WCM Blast Design Parameters 47 Table 42 Predicted Resultant Ground Vibration and Peak Airblast Levels 48
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