Authors
Onur Dogan, Özgür Anil, Sami O Akbas, Erkan Kantar, R Tuğrul Erdem
Publication date
2013/7/1
Journal
Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering
Volume
50
Pages
168-181
Publisher
Elsevier
Description
The results from an experimental blasting program that was performed at the special explosives training field of the General Directorate of Security in Ankara, where new residential blocks are planned to be constructed nearby, are presented. With the objective of estimating the blast-induced ground vibration effects on the proposed structures, various blasting parameters of nineteen surface and underground explosions were recorded in two directions at three measurement stations. Site-specific empirical relationships between peak particle velocity, the amount of explosive and the distance were developed. These relationships were used to construct a practical blasting chart, which gives the maximum amount of explosive to be used as a function of distance, for future underground and surface blasting operations in the training field. Since the use of peak particle velocity in the field of civil engineering has been …
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Scholar articles
O Dogan, Ö Anil, SO Akbas, E Kantar, RT Erdem - Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering, 2013