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Series No.

467
May 2015

467
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METAL MINE

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1 430065 2
430065 3 510660

20 cm / s

0. 85
19 cm / s

TD235

1001-1250 2015 -05-07-05

Influence of Slope Excavation of Open Pit Mine on the Existing Tunnel


Wu Liang12

Jin Mu3

Li Leibin3

Zhong Dongwang12

Jiang Pei12

1 College of ScienceWuhan University of Science and TechnologyWuhan 430065China


2 Blasting Technological esearch CenterCPCE-WUSTWuhan 430065China
3 China ailway Port and Channel Blasting Projects Engineering Co Ltd Guangzhou 510660China
Abstract

In view of the effect of slope blasting and excavation in an open pit mine on the existing tunnelthe particle vi-

bration velocity control standard of the surrounding rock is determined at 20 cm / swith reference of the relevant standards and
similar domestic engineering experience The particle vibration of tunnel wall under the blast loading is monitoredand an installation scheme for measurement instrument is put forward And the attenuation law of particle vibration at tunnel surrounding
rocks is analyzed The fitting coefficients of the vibration velocity attenuation at horizontal radialhorizontal tangential and vertical peak are 0 85 or above Information feedback in time can contribute to optimizing the blasting parameters Combined with
numerical analysisthe vibration velocity of tunnel surrounding rock and the dynamic stress distribution rule are obtained The
peak value of particle vibration velocity at surrounding rock is 19 cm / swhich verifies the reliability of the estimated explosive
quantity The research provides security for the smooth construction
Keywords

Slope engineeringBlastingBlasting vibrationTunnel engineering

10 a


127. 43 m

1-5

20 30

0. 5 3. 0 m

6-10

2015-02-19

51174147 2014CFB822
51004079
1980

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Fig 3
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Fig 1

Sensor installation

Engineering layout

115 mm
3 5 m 15 16 m 5 m 4. 2
m 5. 0 5. 5 m90
100 110 kg 290 kg
3

5. 0 t 11 458 m 0. 31 kg / m
3
704. 9 m 16. 25 m / m

Fig 4

3. 4

The arrangement layout of survey points


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Fig 2

Network layout of blasting hole

3. 1

GB 67222003

20 cm / s

0. 01 cm / s

3. 2

2. 0 m

( )

18 mm
10 cm 10 cm 1. 5 cm

1 /3
v = K Q
r

v cm / s Q

3. 3


4
8

kg r m K

Table 1

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60. 9 kg

Test results of blasting vibration

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Table 3

/ cm / s

Maximum single charge under different distances

/ kg

/m

150

43. 48

3. 39

7. 4

8. 86

142

43. 48

4. 2

7. 8

7. 24

148

43. 48

8. 79

7. 86

7. 96

278

43. 48

13. 1

24. 3

24

266

43. 48

8. 86

15

13

128

43. 48

6. 93

8. 48

8. 79

134

43. 48

4. 66

8. 52

5. 07

50

2 639. 5

951. 2

1471. 1

290

43. 48

26. 99

25. 3

15. 8

60

4 561. 0

1 643. 7

2 542. 1

132

43. 48

5. 13

12. 47

6. 16

126

43. 48

6. 07

7. 65

1. 92

138

43. 48

4. 39

7. 08

3. 78

190

43. 48

6. 11

5. 93

4. 56

190

43. 48

6. 23

5. 46

2. 53

278

63. 47

6. 93

150

63. 47

5. 68

5. 53

136

63. 47

3. 6

3. 59

142

63. 47

3. 6

2. 99

278

63. 47

3. 57

3. 48

266

63. 47

2. 76

2. 77

290

63. 47

3. 43

3. 39

138

63. 47

5. 1

4. 91

190

63. 47

8. 79

190

63. 47

7. 26

7. 15

190

63. 47

8. 81

8. 8

134

249. 7

0. 94

0. 65

0. 38

276

249. 7

1. 08

0. 8

0. 63

150

249. 7

0. 77

0. 53

0. 4

142

249. 7

0. 53

0. 63

0. 27

136

249. 7

0. 77

0. 55

0. 47

148

249. 7

0. 51

0. 33

0. 2

278

249. 7

0. 74

0. 55

0. 61

266

249. 7

0. 97

0. 79

0. 58

/m

/ kg

10

21. 1

7. 6

11. 8

20

168. 9

60. 9

94. 2

30

570. 1

205. 5

317. 8

40

1 351. 4

487. 0

753. 2

y
z x

SOLID164
3
2. 5 t / m
40 GPa 0. 3 50

1. 5 MPa 30 GPa 0. 33
3
39 0. 7 MPa 2. 4 t / m
=
0. 04 = 0. 000 3
5

2 2

0. 8
2
Table 2

Blasting vibration attenuation law

( Qr )

1 /3 1. 31

v = 107. 8

0. 85

32

5
Fig 5

Dynamic stress cloud chart at different time

v = 297. 4

( Qr )

0. 95

21

v = 247. 9

( Qr )


4 6

0. 86

32

ABCD

1 /3 1. 66

1 /3 1. 70

20 m
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19 cm / s

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Fig 6

Investigation points

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V x V y V z XYZ

0. 65 MPa

1
GB67222003

3

19 cm / s

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6 2 6-10

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Fig 7

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Particle vibration curve of each investigation point
V x V y V z

V z

Vy
V x
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