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발파공내 기폭위치가 지반진동에 미치는 영향

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김재웅
Issued Date
2010
Abstract
ABSTRACT

Influence of priming location on the ground vibration

By Kim, Jae Woong
Adv. Prof. : Kang, Choo Won, Ph.D.
Dept. of Energy & Resource Engineering,
Graduate School of Chosun University

The ground excavation by use of various kinds of commercial explosives has been widely employed in mining, civil engineering and construction works such as surface mining, deep mining for extracting useful mineral, driving tunnels for subway and public transportation, excavation of the basement in urban area, and the construction of huge underground storage caverns.
Excavation by blasting in densely populated urban areas, however, has caused various public grievances, which urges blasting engineers to use the blasting methods which could reduce the ground vibration effectively. At the same time, the safety has become a key design parameter in preference to the efficiency and reliability.
The influence of the priming location on the ground vibration has been studied in this thesis. In the most of previous studies dealing with the ground vibration, the effect of the priming location was neglected or considered in a limited way which is plausible only in the relevant site. Considering the fact that the mechanism of ground vibration caused by blasting is quite complex, the priming location can have a considerable effect on the ground vibration in certain situations and can be an important parameter in a blasting design.
This study was carried out to identify the characteristics of the rock in laboratory experiments. For the experiment, samples were collected in the study areaⅠ(quartz porphyry of area), study areaⅡ(schist of area), study areaⅢ(gneiss of area). In order to identify the characteristics of blasting according to the priming location of each study area (quartz porphyry, schist, gneiss) and blasting conditions (top priming, middle priming, bottom priming), this study was carried out 9 cases single hole test blasting and was derived the formula to predict blast vibration. And in order to identify the characteristics of the propagation depending on priming location, test blasts were carried out a total of 72 times using different spacing, burden, drilling length, charge and was derived the formula to predict blast vibration.
This study investigated the characteristics of vibration by analysis of the nomogram about particle velocity, peak particle velocity(PPV) and peak vector sum(PVS) from priming location (transverse, vertical, longitudinal component) by the formula to predict blast vibration.
And it analyzed the trends of vibration damping by standards charge 0.5, 1.6, 5, 15kg. Standards charge is "Blasting design and construction guidelines to road construction" by the Ministry of land, transport and maritime affairs.
The result of this study can be summerized as follows.
(1) In top priming, vibration velocity were predicted by an average ground vibration prediction equation of particle velocity(T, V, L) at 10~100m distance. As a result, longitudinal component of vibration velocity from charge within 3.8kg were predicted higher. More than 3.8kg, vertical component in the near distance was predicted higher and longitudinal component in the long distance were predicted higher. The case of transverse component and vertical component depending on the amount of charge reversal of the two components were tend to be different, but vibration velocity of transverse component in the near distance were predicted lower and vibration level of vertical component in the long distance was predicted lower.
(2) In middle priming, vibration velocity were predicted by an average ground vibration prediction equation of particle velocity(T, V, L) at 10~100m distance. As a result, longitudinal component of vibration velocity from charge were predicted higher. The case of transverse component and Vertical component depending on the amount of charge reversal of the two components were tend to be different, but vibration velocity of transverse component in the near distance were predicted lower and vibration level of vertical component in the long distance was predicted lower.
(3) In bottom priming, vibration velocity were predicted by an average ground vibration prediction equation of particle velocity(T, V, L) at 10~100m distance. As a result, longitudinal component of vibration velocity from charge within 8.1kg were predicted higher. More than 8.1kg, Vertical component in the near distance was predicted higher and longitudinal component in the long distance were predicted higher. The case of transverse component and Vertical component depending on charge within 8.7kg reversal of the two components were tend to be different, but vibration velocity of transverse component in the near distance were predicted lower and vibration level of vertical component in the long distance was predicted lower. And more 8.7kg, vibration level of longitudinal component was predicted lower.
(4) Vibration velocity were predicted from an average ground vibration prediction equation of peak particle velocity(PPV) depending on the priming location at the vibratory rate of 10~100m distance. As a result, vibration level of the top priming from charge within 1.1kg was predicted higher. More than 1.1kg, the bottom priming was predicted higher in the near distance and the top priming was predicted higher in the long distance. The middle priming and the bottom priming depending on charge were tend to be different reversal of the two components, but the middle priming in the near distance was predicted lower and the bottom priming in the long distance was predicted lower.
(5) Vibration velocity were predicted from an average ground vibration prediction equation of peak vector sum(PVS) depending on the priming location at the vibratory rate of 10~100m distance. As a result, vibration velocity from charge within 1.3kg was predicted higher. From vibration velocity from charge more 1.3kg, the bottom priming was predicted higher in the near distance and the top priming in the long distance was predicted higher. The middle priming and the bottom priming depending on charge were tend to be different reversal of the two components, but the middle priming in the near distance was predicted lower and the bottom priming in the long distance was predicted lower.
Alternative Title
Influence of priming location on the ground vibration
Alternative Author(s)
Kim, Jae-Woong
Department
일반대학원 자원개발및암석역학
Advisor
강추원
Awarded Date
2011-02
Table Of Contents
List of Tables ⅳ
List of Figures ⅵ
Abstract ⅸ

1. 서론 1

2. 이론적 배경 6
2.1 발파진동 이론 6
2.1.1 진동의 정의 6
2.1.2 진동의 물리적인 크기 11
2.1.3 지반진동의 특징 13
2.1.4 진동량의 표현 14
2.2 발파에 의한 암석파쇄이론 15
2.2.1 Crater 15
2.2.2 기체팽창 15
2.2.3 반사파 16
2.2.4 충격파와 가스압 17
2.3 파동의 전파 이론 18
2.4 발파진동의 발생과 전파 20
2.4.1 발파진동의 발생 20
2.4.2 발파진동의 일반적인 특성 23
2.4.3 발파진동의 전파특성 26
2.4.4 발파진동의 예측방법 28
2.5 기폭방법 31
2.5.1 정기폭 33
2.5.2 역기폭 33
2.5.3 중간기폭 34

3. 현장실험 35
3.1 대상현장의 지형 및 지질 35
3.1.1 연구지역 Ⅰ, Ⅱ 35
3.1.2 연구지역 Ⅲ 35
3.2 실내물성실험 39
3.2.1 실내물성실험의 종류 39
3.2.2 실내물성실험에 의한 결과분석 39
3.3 현장실험개요 42
3.4 현장실험 방법 및 결과 42
3.4.1 실험 방법 42
3.4.2 현장실험의 계측 45
3.4.3 현장실험 계측 결과 49

4. 분석 50
4.1 정기폭에서 성분별(T, V, L) 회귀분석 및 예측 50
4.2 중간기폭에서 성분별(T, V, L) 회귀분석 및 예측 53
4.3 역기폭에서 성분별(T, V, L) 회귀분석 및 예측 56
4.4 기폭위치에 따른 최대입자속도(PPV)의 회귀분석 및 예측 59
4.5 기폭위치에 따른 최대벡터합(PVS)의 회귀분석 및 예측 62

5. 고찰 65
5.1 기폭위치에 따른 성분별(T, V, L) 입자속도의 진동특성 고찰 65
5.1.1 정기폭에서 성분별(T, V, L) 입자속도 66
5.1.2 중간기폭에서 성분별(T, V, L) 입자속도 74
5.1.3 역기폭에서 성분별(T, V, L) 입자속도 81
5.2 기폭위치에 따른 최대입자속도(PPV)와 최대벡터합(PVS)의 진동특성 고찰 88
5.2.1 기폭위치에 따른 최대입자속도(PPV) 88
5.2.2 기폭위치에 따른 최대벡터합(PVS) 96
5.3 표준발파공법에서 기폭위치 적용 103

6. 결론 105

참 고 문 헌 108

Appendix 112
Degree
Doctor
Publisher
조선대학교 일반 대학원
Citation
김재웅. (2010). 발파공내 기폭위치가 지반진동에 미치는 영향.
Type
Dissertation
URI
https://oak.chosun.ac.kr/handle/2020.oak/8934
http://chosun.dcollection.net/common/orgView/200000241173
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