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C1981019A
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Permit File
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12/11/2001
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OTHER DOCUMENTATION
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EXHIBIT 13 APPENDIX E
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Rietspruit, South Africa <br /> <br />it • <br />i <br />The fragmentation results were Cair. From the actual prolile, <br />It can be seen chat more throw blastng was achieved than <br />desired, fhe pad behind the draglinc had to be rebuilt so <br />that a conventional key cut could be dug, with the draglinc <br />standing over the nose presplit highwall position. <br />There n'as no benefit from throw blasting, which was ad- <br />versel}' compensated for by the roll back required for the <br />pad building, behind the dragline. <br />The 90° Tie-up <br />Based on the above experience it was dccidcd that the old <br />paucrn and system of tic-up would be reinstituted and <br />evaluated. The pattern was again rotated by 90° and tied <br />so that rows would sequentially detonate at 90' to the new <br />highvmll. In order to give thls system a (air trial it was <br />decided to blast a section of pit, one kilometre long, using <br />this method. <br />PROFILE BEFORE BLAST <br />NO. 2 SEAM <br />FIG. 12. Section through Blast - 90° Tie-up. <br />Although the resultine prolile was acceptable, the 'Big <br />Gooliei reappeared and draglinc digging productivity <br />suffered as a resul[. <br />The 30° Tie-up <br />A[ [his stage a section of the pit had already been drilled <br />using the same 90° pattern. Because of the exisrencc of the <br />sub-outcrop ~f ~No. 4 seam it was dccidcd to blas[ [his <br />section using a 30° tie-up. <br />W <br />? ORIGINAL PROFILE <br />J <br />L_ <br />n ---- --f <br />H I <br />39°i° <br />N0.2 <br />67°/ <br />FIG. 13. Section through Blast - 30° Tie-up. <br />Some of the Men Respo~ ~ <br />At [his stage a plan had already been developed to apply <br />the throw blasting phenomenon observed on the single <br />seam operation to the double seam operation. Atie-up par- <br />allel to the highwall was envisaged. From the section at <br />left it can be appreciated that if the 30° tic-up gave the <br />profile shown, the authors were conlident that even more <br />rock could be shifted using the parallel tie-up (0°). This <br />proved not to be the case. <br />Parallel Tie-up <br />A trial blast of 600m was blasted with atic-up parallel to <br />the highwall. A sun~e~~ section of the profile is shown on <br />the next page. <br />E21 <br />General Manager K. L. "Pappy" McDonald, Rietsprwt <br />Opencast Services (Pty) Ltd. <br />
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