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Ground Vibration Control Using Signature Hole Method - Thesis BE Mining, Universitas Sriwijaya
1. Analysis of Optimum Intershot Delay Arrangement Using Signature Hole
Method to Control Ground Vibration at Pit Pinang South ,
PT Kaltim Prima Coal, Sangatta.
Muhamad Rizky
03121402003
Universitas Sriwijaya, Indonesia
muhamad.rizky6694@gmail.com
Thesis
Bachelor Degree of Mining Engineering Department
UNIVERSITAS SRIWIJAYA
3. INTRODUCTION
BACKGROUND
• The Signature hole method is not only an interesting theory, it works in
the field. Combined with electronic detonators and advanced
modeling software, it provides a huge benefit in vibration level
reduction. Without changing the charge per delay, results between 30%
and 70% of PPV reduction can be achieved with an accuracy of
prediction of 10%.
(THE TRUTH ABOUT SIGNATURE HOLE METHOD 2010 Thierry Bernard Technologie, DNA-Blast
Software, Nice, France)
Signature hole method
Intershot delay
4. INTRODUCTION
OBJECTIVE
General Objective :
Determining The optimum Intershot Delay using
Signature Hole Method combined with electronoc to
achieve PPV target max. 3 mm/s in Pit Pinang South.
Spesific Objective :
• Undertsanding The Technical Planning of Signature
Hole Method.
• Understanding The Analysis of Signature Waveform
to determine The Optimum Intershot delay.
• Understanding The Simulation of Intershot Delay in
Software Shotplus.
• Knowing The Actual PPV of Using the intershot delay
from Field Trial.
• The Research Location in Pit Pinang South and
Lithology assumed Homogen.
• Tie up system used with electronic detonator.
• The research did not change blasting geometry
and charging quantity and hence did not analyze
fragmentation and cost.
• Method Used in reducing ground vibration level
is Signature Hole Method through conducting
simulation and field trial toward intershot delay.
SCOPE
5. INTRODUCTION
RESEARCH FLOWCHART
Trial Signature Hole Project
Data Processing and Analysing
Split Signature Hole Wave --- Get Representative Signature Hole Wave
Simulate Signature Hole Analysis -- Get PPV result from varians of intershot delay
Determine Intershot Delay --- Get Optimum Intershot Delay
Simulate in Software --- Get the Timing Design
Field Trial of Optimum Intershot Delay
Not ValidValid
EvaluationRecommendation
Conclusion
6. S I G N AT U R E H O L E A N A LY S I S
( S H A )
8. DATA PROCESSING
Blastmate III
File of Vibration data
Blastware 10
2. Read data Using Blastware
3. Convert to .txt file4. Analyze and process the data in Microsoft ecxcel
Split signature wave, analyze with Signature hole analysis, Determine
optimum Intershot Delay
1. Record blasting vibration
9. SIGNATURE HOLE ANALYSIS
𝑷𝑷𝑽 = (𝑻 𝟐)+(𝑽 𝟐)+(𝑳 𝟐)
Note :
T = tranversal wave velocity
V = vertikal wave velocity
L = longitudinal wave velocity
Linier superposition theory
Analisis signature hole was conducted based on linier superposition theory. Peak particle
velocity (PPV) can be determined by this equation:
Constructive Interference Destructive Interference
Wave Resultant
The Sum of each Individual Wave
11. NOTE
Based on Signature Hole Analysis – Simulation with
several Intershot Delays
(8ms, 16ms, 32ms, 40ms, 48ms, 56ms, 64ms, 72ms, 80ms, 88ms, 96ms,
104ms)
64 ms is the Optimum Intershot Delay to reduce
vibration, that will result PPV 1.68
Therefore, There was a Decreasing of PPV at about
16.34% from the Simulation Using Linier
Superposition Concept
Example : Signature Hole Wave
PPV : 2.011
SHA – Simulation
Intershot Delay 64 ms
PPV : 1.682
SHA – Simulation
Intershot Delay 32 ms
PPV : 3.145
SHA SIMULATIONUsing Microsoft Excel 2010
13. No. Tanggal Trial
Signature
hole
Titik
Ukur
D (m) L (m) PC (Kg) T (m) Ket.
1 02/05/2016
PN11WK17
P1
SH-1 A 755 8.5 126 5 No
2 13/05/2016
PN21WK19
P1
SH-1 A 564 5.4 69 3.5 No
3 03/06/2016
PN20WK22
P1
SH-1 A 740 5.4 70 3.1 No
SH-2 A 733 5 70 3.1 No
4 11/06/2016
PN30WK23
P2
SH-1 B 695 10.5 205 6.5 Yes
SH-2 B 705 9.5 174 6.5 Yes
5 30/06/2016
PN22WK25
P1
SH-1 A 1007 4 63 2.8 No
SH-2 A 1018 4.5 74 3.3 No
6 30/06/2016
PN02WK26
P1
SH-1 C 882 5.2 83 3.3 Yes
SH-2 C 891 5.3 83 3.3 Yes
7 30/06/2016
PN13WK26
P1
SH-1 A 598 5.8 92 3.5 Yes
SH-1 C 757 5.8 92 3.5 Yes
SIGNATURE HOLE PROJECT
Blasting
Parameters
Value
Burden 7.4 m
Spasi 8.5 m
Hole Diameter 200 mm
Blasthole Inclination Vertical
Detonator Elektronik (Unitonic 600)
Initiation System Box Cut - Rectangular Staggered
Delay System 48 ms (Inter-hole) dan 104 ms (Inter-
row)
14. DATA- PN30WK23
Signature Hole 2Signature Hole 1
PPV Result – TRIAL Simulation with varians Intershot Delay
Optimum intershot delay was determined at 40 ms
SHA SIMULATION – PN30WK23
Signature Hole D (m) H (m) C (kg) T (m) PPV (mm/s) PPV PH (mm/s)
SH-1
700
10.5 205 6.5 2.69
6.16
SH-2 9.5 9.5 6.5 2.44
PPV Decreasing: 60.7% PPV Decreasing : 66.7%
SH-1 SH-2
PH
15. Signature Hole D (m) H (m) C (kg) T (m) PPV (mm/s) PPV PH (mm/s)
SH-1
885
5.4 83 3.3 0.815
2.06
SH-2 5.2 83 3.3 0.526
SHA SIMULATION – PN02WK26
PPV Result – TRIAL Simulation with varians Intershot Delay
Signature Hole 2Signature Hole 1
Optimum intershot delay was determined at 40 ms
SHA SIMULATION – PN02WK26
DATA – PN02WK26
8 ms 4.03 mm/s
16 ms 1.78 mm/s
24 ms 1.31 mm/s
32 ms 0.92 mm/s
40 ms 0.92 mm/s
48 ms 0.97 mm/s
56 ms 0.98 mm/s
64 ms 1.35 mm/s
72 ms 1.28 mm/s
80 ms 1.05 mm/s
88 ms 1.26 mm/s
96 ms 1.04 mm/s
104 ms 1.22 mm/s
PPV MAX.INTERSHOT DELAY
8 ms 6.24 mm/s
16 ms 2.53 mm/s
24 ms 2.28 mm/s
32 ms 1.53 mm/s
40 ms 1.32 mm/s
48 ms 1.39 mm/s
56 ms 1.43 mm/s
64 ms 1.93 mm/s
72 ms 2.68 mm/s
80 ms 2 mm/s
88 ms 2.13 mm/s
96 ms 1.5 mm/s
104 ms 1.56 mm/s
PPV MAX.INTERSHOT DELAY
PPV Decreasing 55.33%PPV Decreasing : 35.9 %
SH-1 SH-2
PH
16. DATA – PN13WK26
Signature Hole D (m) H (m) C (kg) T (m) PPV (mm/s) PPV PH (mm/s)
SH 600 5.8 92 3.5 1.13 3.3
Signature Hole D (m) H (m) C (kg) T (m) PPV (mm/s) PPV PH (mm/s)
SH 757 5.8 92 3.5 0.65 2.22
Signature Hole Signature Hole
8 ms 9 mm/s
16 ms 3.44 mm/s
24 ms 2.58 mm/s
32 ms 2.05 mm/s
40 ms 1.32 mm/s
48 ms 1.34 mm/s
56 ms 1.66 mm/s
64 ms 1.66 mm/s
72 ms 2.63 mm/s
80 ms 1.66 mm/s
88 ms 1.5 mm/s
96 ms 2.12 mm/s
104 ms 1.84 mm/s
PPV MAX.INTERSHOT DELAY
8 ms 6.6 mm/s
16 ms 2.26 mm/s
24 ms 1.73 mm/s
32 ms 1.43 mm/s
40 ms 1.08 mm/s
48 ms 1.26 mm/s
56 ms 1.3 mm/s
64 ms 1.11 mm/s
72 ms 1.4 mm/s
80 ms 1.1 mm/s
88 ms 0.94 mm/s
96 ms 1.12 mm/s
104 ms 1.11 mm/s
PPV MAX.INTERSHOT DELAY
Optimum intershot delay was determined at 40 ms
PPV Decreasing : 60 % PPV Decreasing : 51.3 %
SH-1 SH-1
PH PH
17. Data of Signature Holes PPV actual PPV (Trial 40 ms) Decreasing
PN30WK23 SH1 6.16 2.42 60.70%
SH2 6.16 2.05 66.70%
PN02WK26 SH3 2.06 1.32 35.90%
SH4 2.06 0.92 55.30%
PN13WK26 SH5 3.3 1.32 60%
SH6 2.22 1.08 51.30%
Average PPV decreasing
54.98 %
• From SHA, The Optimum intershot delay was determined at 40 ms – (lowest PPV)
• The Simulation of Using Intershot delay 40 ms showed avarage PPV decreasing at about 54.98%.
RESUME
18. PPV 1.52 mm/s
TRIAL #1
PPV 1.83 mm/s
FIELD TRIAL
TRIAL #2
Intershot delay 40 ms
19. Trial
D
(m)
MIC
(kg)
PPV
actual
PPV Plan
(loading sheet)
From engineer
Var.
PPV Decreasing
(%)
PN10WK30 635 100 1.83 2.86 1.03 36.014
PN05WK31 590 100 1.52 2.99 1.47 49.164
RESUME OF FIELD TRIAL
Average PPV Decreasing
42.58 %
According to field trials using intershot delay 40 ms, they
resulted average PPV decreasing at about 42.58%
21. SUMMARY
Based on previous result mentioned, hence there can be summarized that:
1. Ground vibration control using signature hole analysis by applicating the optimum intershot delay can be
conducted trough several steps, among such steps are:
• Planning made was focused at 1-2 holes blast for the signature holes from blasting plan made by engineer.
Applicate delay timing about 3 second between signature hole and production holes.
• Vibration recording uses Blastmate III. Data that can be read in Blastware 10 need to be converted to .txt
file
• Wave splitting between Signature hole and production hole and data pocessing can be done through
Microsoft excel to determine the optimum intershot delay.
2. Simulation of Signature Hole Analysis (SHA) using Microsoft excelnachieved the optimum intershot delay at 40
ms with average PPV decreasing at about 54.98 %.
3. Applicating Intershot delay 40 ms in field trials achieved average PPV decreasing at about 42.58.
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