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Review of Blasting Oaerations of Summit Brick <br />2.0 ANALYSES of BLASTING IMPACTS <br />.During detonation of explosive charges in rock, the available chemical energy is primarily <br />used in breaking and displacing the rockmass. However, some of the kinetic energy is <br />released in the form of vibration causing airborne noise, some concussion and strain waves, <br />and possibly flying rock. Injury to humans and animals or property damage may happen if <br />uncontrolled. <br />In this section, AG evaluates all the potentially damaging effects that blasting might have <br />on people, animals and property on and near the Fox, tocka, 8-Mile Clav, Beaver <br />Greek, Patton, Cedarrtiood, and Edmondson Mines. Also in this section, AG <br />recommends specific measures that can be employed to mitigate reviewed blasting <br />impacts. <br />2.1 Impacts of Blast-Induced Ground Motion and Fracturing: <br />This purpose of this section is to evaluate the relative potential for all forms of damage that <br />might occur due to blast-induced ground motion or radial cracking. This section examines <br />their effects on neighboring property and utility lines and pipes. A short review of blast <br />vibration dynamics is also included at the beginning of the section to acquaint the reader <br />with various ground motion measures that are used in structural damage evaluations. <br />The following subsections analyze blast-motion impacts: <br />Section : ....... ..................... Damage Concern <br />2.1-1 A Review of Vibration <br />2.1-2 Structural Damage <br />2.1-3 Water-well Damage <br />2.1-4 Buried Utility Line Damage <br />Review and comments on the proposed blast control measures has been included. AG <br />recommends additional controls in some areas. <br />10 <br />