optimisation of fragmentation of stone crushing through control blasting

Apr 01, 2016 · Abstract. The blasting operation plays a pivotal role in the overall economics of opencast mines. The blasting sub-system affects all the other associated sub-systems, i.e. loading, transport, crushing and milling operations. Fragmentation control through effective blast design and its effect on productivity are the challenging tasks for practicing blasting engineer due to inadequate knowledge of …

Apr 01, 1997 · Finer fragmentation will in addition lead to reduced costs in the mining operation, and probably also in the crushing stages because the crushability is enhanced by the increased blasting energy. The total costs for fragmentation, loading, hauling and primary crushing may be reduced by 4% in this specific case, even if the fragmentation costs have been increased by 30% (Nielsen 1983)

Apr 01, 2016 · Abstract. The blasting operation plays a pivotal role in the overall economics of opencast mines. The blasting sub-system affects all the other associated sub-systems, i.e. loading, transport, crushing and milling operations. Fragmentation control through effective blast design and its effect on productivity are the challenging tasks for practicing blasting engineer due to inadequate knowledge of …

Aug 24, 2017 · Fragmentation degree plays an important role in control and reduction of loading, transportation, and crushing expenses . Blasting is the first step to reduce rock size, which is followed by the crushing and grinding phases. The efficiency of these …

Nov 04, 2010 · Blast design changes were modelled and the predicted run-of-mine fragmentation ‘fed’ to the grinding circuit model during a number of simulations to achieve different increases in mill throughput. The blast patterns were designed to increase the amount of ultra fines generated during blasting that cannot be created through conventional crushing

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Jul 21, 2017 · - FRAGMENTATION RATIO Blasting Crushing Ratio = 800mm 150mm Ratio=infinite dimension 800 mm block 18. - How delay interval can help to achieve better fragmentation in different conditions The delay time between individual holes in a row: i) The delay time between holes in a row should be between 1 ms and 5 ms per foot of burden, with 3 ms

In open pits and in stoping, controlled blasting is critical for grade control, avoiding dilution with undesired low-grade ore or waste. Fragmentation and control of the muckpile (broken rock heap) are desirable for maximum efficiency in lashing, and to minimise worker fatigue and …

Apr 01, 1997 · OPTIMUM BLASTING Looking at blasting optimisation as a question of cost minimisation, the concept of optimised blasting can be illustrated as shown in Figure 3. An increased level of applied explosive energy will lead to finer fragmentation and a larger number of internal microcracks in the primary fragments

Why We Focus on Fragmentation. Because it is the first time the mine has a chance to make big rocks into little rocks. It can be cheaper than crushing and grinding and more efficient if you find the perfect spot between over blasting and under blasting

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In Improved fragmentation through data integration, R. Owen reported on work at the Morenci mine, saying, “An overwhelming amount of data can be collected around the blasting process. This information can include blasting product, pattern design, blast results, and routing

Feb 01, 2000 · Blasting as a means of rock removal is relatively expensive. A balance is required between the financial and environmental costs associated with blasting and the degree of fragmentation needed for mechanical extraction and/or crushing operations to be viable

Aug 12, 2016 · TECHNICAL REPORT Control and Prediction of Blast Fragmentation and its Impact on Comminution JAMES DUNFORD 630024723 Abstract Blasting is a fundamental part of the comminution process in mining. Controlling and forecasting the fragmentation from a blast through design and modelling will help in the optimisation of the comminution circuitfor any operation

A correct blast not only optimises the cost of that blast, it improves the total cost profile of the entire mine. Correct fragmentation means easier digging, reduced shovel cycle times, reduced rework, less oversize causing downtime at the crusher, lower cost crushing, and improved tons per hour (TPH) through the processing plant

Efficient blasting should give such rock fragmentation as to eliminate the need for secondary blasting. The fragmented rock should be easily handled by the bucket of the shovel. For mineral which has to go to crushers, the size should not be more than the input size for primary crusher…

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