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Coyote blasting

K. Nava H. Honda, Experimental Studies on Coyote Blasting. III. Time of Scabbing of Free Surface Layer in Coyote Blasting , KKK23 (5), 226-29 (1962) CA60, 2715 (1964)... [Pg.512]

In coyote blasting, which is practiced in open-pit mining and in stone quarries, tunnels are driven into the mined face and chambers are drilled which can accommodate large quantities (up to several tons) of explosives. The chambers - usually several chambers at once - are charged, stemmed and detonated. They must be primed with the aid of a Detonating Cord. [Pg.116]

Coyote blasting has now been almost completely displaced by -> Large Hole Blasting, because the spaces accommodating the explosive can be produced more rationally in this way. [Pg.117]

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See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.178 ]

See also in sourсe #XX -- [ Pg.65 , Pg.77 ]



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