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Huge quarry blast in Norway.
Huge quarry blast in Norway.
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rufenig
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9 years ago
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Excellent video of blasting in a Norwegian quarry.
https://vimeo.com/173845941
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sinker
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Tidy work!
Yma O Hyd....
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TwllMawr
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Would someone like to explain the shot pattern physics to achieve that fragmentation please .
Why was a Norwegian quarry blast counting down in English?
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sinker
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Why was a Norwegian quarry blast counting down in English?
Blasting contractor is BAM. They are Scottish.
Shot pattern is basically experience of blasting that particular type of rock with a bit of trial and error. Each blast is theoretically "designed" in that the face is laser-profiled and the shot holes are surveyed for deviation prior to charging.
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TheBogieman
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9 years ago
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Impressive! Biggest blasts in N Wales have been at Holyhead breakwater quarry - many, many, many years ago and at Penmaenmawr IIRC but nothing on this scale.
Explorans ad inferos
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Margot
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Cool stuff!
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NouveauRiche
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Awesome video! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:
"Who dares nothing, need hope for nothing." - Johann Friedrich Von Schiller
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lozz
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Lozz.
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Wormster
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9 years ago
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FAR CANAL!!!
Better to regret something you have done - than to regret something you have not done.
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