Information Central Technical Information Database ISEE Proceedings Abstracts USBM Reports of Investigations USBM Information Circulars Reference Library Information Requests ISEE Home Technical Information Database Complete Abstracts of the ISEE Proceedings 1981 General Proceedings Collection To Order the Complete Paper, Visit The Blasters Library ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF BLASTING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM K. A. Broadhurst and T. J. Wilton STRUCTURAL RESPONSE AND HUMAN RESPONSE TO BLASTING VIBRATION EFFECTS - IS THERE A CONNECTION? G. Alan Foster. TIME CORRELATIONS BETWEEN BUILDING CRACKS AND BLASTING L. L. Oriard WAVE PROPAGATION IN A SUBSURFACE ENVIRONMENT DUE TO BLASTING OPERATIONS Dennis A. Clark and Richard E. Cavin LITHOLOGIC VARIATION AND VIBRATION EFFECTS Edward J. Walter. THE EXPLODING BRIDGEWIRE DETONATOR - A SAFER EXPLOSIVE INITIATION METHOD H. J. MacDonald EFFECTIVE CONSTRUCTION BLASTING DAMAGE CONTROL Earl C. Hutchison and Gene Smith OCCIDENTAL'S NEW EXPLOSIVE TECHNOLOGY IN OIL SHALE Thomas E. Rickets MINE PLANNING - ITS EFFECT ON DRILLING AND BLASTING Alan R. Gadberry NEW UNDERGROUND DRILLING, BLASTING AND MINING METHODS AT MANIC-5 ADDITIONAL-POWER HYDRO-ELECTRIC PROJECT L. C. Lang, W. Comeau and M. Sampara PRODUCTION BLASTING AT THE EMPIRE MINE G. J. Kulbieda BLASTING THE ALICEVILLE BRIDGE, A SOCIETY JOINT VENTURE E. Emery Gray and Gary Ard NAVIGATIONAL HAZARDS -THE GREAT HELL GATE PROJECT OF THE 1870's Robert B. Hopler DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SEQUENTIAL BLASTING A. B. Andrews INFLUENCE OF THE GEOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTMCS OF THE ROCKS AND OF THE TYPE OF EXPLOSIVE ON THE ABSORPTION OF THE ENERGY INDUCED IN THE ROCK BY THE EXPLOSIVES P. Berry and E.M. Dantini SAFETY AND LOADING PROCEDURES ON THE SPILLWAY AT PLANT SCHERER Richard Dooley INFLUENCE OF THERMODYNAMICS ON THE CALCULATION OF ENERGIES OF COMMERCIAL EXPLOSIVES J. P. Tidman SWEDISH CAUTIOUS BLAST EXCAVATION AT THE CSM/ONWI TEST SITE IN COLORADO Roger Holmberg and William Hustrulid THE DRILLING AND BLASTING MECHANICS OF IMPACT AND EXPLOSION Clifton W. Livingston A BOOSTER PRIMER Thomas P. Dowling ALUMINIZED BLASTING AGENTS Gary M. Thornley and Albert G. Funk ENERGY, STRENGTH AND PERFORMANCE, AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS IN RATING COMMERCIAL EXPLOSIVES B. Mohanty THE MANUFACTURE OF WET HOLE SHOT BAGS Jack C. Leader PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN THE USE OF SMALL EXPLOSIVE CHARGES TO DEVELOP UNIDIRECTIONAL FORCES FOR SEISMIC PURPOSES Richard G. Burdick. DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF "BOREHOLE" PRESSURE OF EXPLOSIVES Philip Barnhard and Lyman G. Bahr USING EXPLOSIVES TO CLEAR MANHATTAN'S EAST RIVER OF A NOVEL INITIATING SYSTEM FOR BLASTING EXPLOSIVES R. Fox and R. Watt. EXPLOSIVES TRAINING MODULES AN ECONEX APPROACH Fred C. Drury ACHIEVING UNIFORMITY AND CONSISTENCY IN EXPLOSIVES REGULATION Lawrence C. Schneider Last updated Thursday, June 23, 2005. Copyright © 2005, Society of Explosives Engineers, Inc. All Rights Reserved. explosives@explosives.org
Complete Abstracts of the ISEE Proceedings 1981 General Proceedings Collection
ENVIRONMENTAL ASPECTS OF BLASTING IN THE UNITED KINGDOM K. A. Broadhurst and T. J. Wilton STRUCTURAL RESPONSE AND HUMAN RESPONSE TO BLASTING VIBRATION EFFECTS - IS THERE A CONNECTION? G. Alan Foster. TIME CORRELATIONS BETWEEN BUILDING CRACKS AND BLASTING L. L. Oriard WAVE PROPAGATION IN A SUBSURFACE ENVIRONMENT DUE TO BLASTING OPERATIONS Dennis A. Clark and Richard E. Cavin LITHOLOGIC VARIATION AND VIBRATION EFFECTS Edward J. Walter. THE EXPLODING BRIDGEWIRE DETONATOR - A SAFER EXPLOSIVE INITIATION METHOD H. J. MacDonald EFFECTIVE CONSTRUCTION BLASTING DAMAGE CONTROL Earl C. Hutchison and Gene Smith OCCIDENTAL'S NEW EXPLOSIVE TECHNOLOGY IN OIL SHALE Thomas E. Rickets MINE PLANNING - ITS EFFECT ON DRILLING AND BLASTING Alan R. Gadberry NEW UNDERGROUND DRILLING, BLASTING AND MINING METHODS AT MANIC-5 ADDITIONAL-POWER HYDRO-ELECTRIC PROJECT L. C. Lang, W. Comeau and M. Sampara PRODUCTION BLASTING AT THE EMPIRE MINE G. J. Kulbieda BLASTING THE ALICEVILLE BRIDGE, A SOCIETY JOINT VENTURE E. Emery Gray and Gary Ard NAVIGATIONAL HAZARDS -THE GREAT HELL GATE PROJECT OF THE 1870's Robert B. Hopler DESIGN CRITERIA FOR SEQUENTIAL BLASTING A. B. Andrews INFLUENCE OF THE GEOMECHANICAL CHARACTERISTMCS OF THE ROCKS AND OF THE TYPE OF EXPLOSIVE ON THE ABSORPTION OF THE ENERGY INDUCED IN THE ROCK BY THE EXPLOSIVES P. Berry and E.M. Dantini SAFETY AND LOADING PROCEDURES ON THE SPILLWAY AT PLANT SCHERER Richard Dooley INFLUENCE OF THERMODYNAMICS ON THE CALCULATION OF ENERGIES OF COMMERCIAL EXPLOSIVES J. P. Tidman SWEDISH CAUTIOUS BLAST EXCAVATION AT THE CSM/ONWI TEST SITE IN COLORADO Roger Holmberg and William Hustrulid THE DRILLING AND BLASTING MECHANICS OF IMPACT AND EXPLOSION Clifton W. Livingston A BOOSTER PRIMER Thomas P. Dowling ALUMINIZED BLASTING AGENTS Gary M. Thornley and Albert G. Funk ENERGY, STRENGTH AND PERFORMANCE, AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS IN RATING COMMERCIAL EXPLOSIVES B. Mohanty THE MANUFACTURE OF WET HOLE SHOT BAGS Jack C. Leader PRELIMINARY EXPERIMENTS IN THE USE OF SMALL EXPLOSIVE CHARGES TO DEVELOP UNIDIRECTIONAL FORCES FOR SEISMIC PURPOSES Richard G. Burdick. DIRECT MEASUREMENT OF "BOREHOLE" PRESSURE OF EXPLOSIVES Philip Barnhard and Lyman G. Bahr USING EXPLOSIVES TO CLEAR MANHATTAN'S EAST RIVER OF A NOVEL INITIATING SYSTEM FOR BLASTING EXPLOSIVES R. Fox and R. Watt. EXPLOSIVES TRAINING MODULES AN ECONEX APPROACH Fred C. Drury ACHIEVING UNIFORMITY AND CONSISTENCY IN EXPLOSIVES REGULATION Lawrence C. Schneider
Last updated Thursday, June 23, 2005. Copyright © 2005, Society of Explosives Engineers, Inc. All Rights Reserved. explosives@explosives.org
