High Speed Imaging is an ideal way to understand many aspects of the rock breaking processes using explosives. When you understand the effects of your blasting, you can optimise your blasting program. Using our specifically designed High Speed Imaging Camera, you can determine a number of effects depending on where the camera is placed. The table below lists what can be determined from the two different positions mainly used for blasting analysis.
| Face Position | Bench Position |
|---|---|
| Initial face movement | Ground swell velocity |
| Differential face velocity | Actual firing time of delay elements |
| Face trajectory | Stemming confinement efficiency |
| Range of material cast | Effects of blast geometry |
| Performance of various explosive types | Optimum delay interval between rows |
| Benefit of different primer/booster combinations | Cause of backbreak |
| Effects of the delay timing configuration | Origin of flyrock |
| Performance of various blast designs | Source of Oversize |
| Poor Toe Breaking | |
| Gas venting occurrence |
Optimal Explosives and Energy Usage
Improved Excavator Productivity
Improved Crusher and Mill Throughput
Reduced Overall Mine Operating Costs
Significant Improvement in Ore Grades
Reduced Geotechnical Risks
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