The Stability Impact Study for Blasting near Underground Caverns

Abstract:

Nowadays, the safety effection study of the surface explosion operations on underground cavern safety become more and more important along with engineering construction's development. In this paper, effection of open stope surface explosive operations on underlying gap cavern as an example on studying the effection of blasting shock on underground cavern stability with the method of field monitoring and numerical simulation.When the explosion source and seismic gap are almost in the same level, the longitudinal wave leads the role of damage effect. The most dangerous part of the mined-out area is the spandrel. The collapse models of mined-out area manifest are as follows, cracks appear on 45. Inclined top of surface in mined-out area, the spandrels appear broken, surface cracks expand further, broken parts of spandrel are aggravated, arch waist are in jog and the side collapse inward in the end.

• Periodical: Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 256-259)
• Pages: 1172-1176
• DOI: https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.256-259.1172
• Online since: December 2012
• Authors: Cheng Man Sha, En De Wang, Jian Fei Fu, Gen Qun Hou, Tian Bao Zhang
• Keywords: Blast Vibrate, Dynamic, Mined-Out Area, Numerical Simulation

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