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Ground vibration effect evaluation due to blasting operations

Published InHeliyon
Year2025
Citations9

Abstract

Addressing blast-induced ground vibration is crucial in the mining sector due to the potential for severe harm to surrounding inhabitants. This study aims to analyze ground vibration measurement data for ensuring safe blasting practices and proposes a modified scaled distance regression analysis model for predicting future underground vibrations at the Maddhapara Granite Mine in Bangladesh. The study meticulously captured structural underground vibration elements resulting from 46 stopes blasting events using the Micromate Instantel device. The United States Bureau of Mines (USBM) formula was applied to evaluate datasets correlating scaled distance with particle velocity. Through statistical analysis, the interrelation between peak particle velocity (PPV) and scaled distance (SD) at this location was elucidated, leading to the identification of a PPV equation…
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