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1 January 1987 An Investigation On The Blasting Strain Fields Between The Adjacent Bopeholes With Dynamic Moire-Photoelasticity And Strain Gages
Zhu Zhenhai, Sun Yanjun
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Abstract
The blasting strain fields between the adjacent boreholes initiated simultaneously were investigated with the dynamic moire-photoelasticity and the strain gages. A multiple spark dynamic photoelastic apparatus (Mode WZDD-1) and the super-dynamic. measuring system were utilized in the dynamic recording. According to the dynamic moire-photoelastic fringe patterns, the superposition of blasting stress waves was analysed, and the distribution of az(in the direction of the line linking two adjacent borehole centers, which is simply called linking-center line in the following) and ar (in the direction which is normal to the linking-center line) in the linking-center line and ea. in the line which is vertical to the linking-center line through the middel point of the linking-center line were calculated quantitatively. The oscillations of strain vs. time in the linking-center line due to the superposition of blasting stress waves were recorded with the foil strain gages. The laws of superposition and attenuation of stress waves between boreholes derived from the measured and calculated results are in agreement with the results from the theoretical analyses.
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Zhu Zhenhai and Sun Yanjun "An Investigation On The Blasting Strain Fields Between The Adjacent Bopeholes With Dynamic Moire-Photoelasticity And Strain Gages", Proc. SPIE 0817, Optomechanical Systems Engineering, (1 January 1987); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.967416
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KEYWORDS
Moire patterns

Superposition

Fringe analysis

Systems modeling

Systems engineering

Wave propagation

Analytical research

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