XU Guo-qing, HUANG Gao-xiang, WANG Xie-kang, et al. Rock cracking and evolution mechanism under the action of new type of arc-shaped charge blasting[J]. 2025, 46(10): 3267-3279.
DOI:
XU Guo-qing, HUANG Gao-xiang, WANG Xie-kang, et al. Rock cracking and evolution mechanism under the action of new type of arc-shaped charge blasting[J]. 2025, 46(10): 3267-3279.DOI: 10.16285/j.rsm.2024.00573.
Rock cracking and evolution mechanism under the action of new type of arc-shaped charge blasting
The application of shaped charge blasting in smooth blasting during chamber excavation is investigated. Based on the principle of shaped charge jets
an arc-shaped charge structure is proposed. Numerical modeling of arc-shaped charge blasting (ASCB) is established and compared with cone-shaped charge blasting (CSCB). The findings indicate that ASCB consumes 43.4% less explosive than CSCB
and the efficiency of ASCB in the charge direction surpasses that of CSCB by 25.97%. Upon reaching the blast-hole wall
the shock wave of ASCB is more concentrated than that of CSCB
facilitating the formation of initial cracks in the energy-gathering direction. The pressure exerted by ASCB on the energy-gathering side of the blast-hole wall is 6.26% higher than that of CSCB
whereas the pressure on the non-energy-gathering side is 37.34% lower. The crack length generated by ASCB in the energy-accumulation direction is approximately twice that of CSCB. Consequently
it is concluded that the shaped charge blasting effect of ASCB is superior to that of CSCB. These research outcomes offer a novel approach for directional presplitting blasting.
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