Chapter 8 BLAST DESIGN - NPS
explosive energy applied to the surrounding rock. Analysis of the cost of explosives requires that the effects of explosive energy be placed into proper perspective within the entire drilling, blasting, handling and process-ing operation. This relationship is illustrated in Figure 8-7. (Figure 8-7) Analysis of efficient blast design..
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