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Speaking at the recent International Society of Explosives Engineers in Savannah, Georgia, last month, D. Scott Scovira, global manager of blasting science […]
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Speaking at the recent International Society of Explosives Engineers in Savannah, Georgia, last month, D. Scott Scovira, global manager of blasting science […]
As India continues to advance and expand its infrastructure, there has been an increasing need for critical high-energy materials and allied products in numerous key sectors.
In open-pit mining operations, a larger energy consumption comprises the comminution processes. Therefore, blasting operations for rock fragmentation contribute to improving comminution efficiency, particularly in hard rock mines. Several factors control rock fragmentation pertaining to blasting and
Dr. Catherine Johnson, associate professor of mining and explosives engineering at Missouri University of Science and Technology, has been named the Robert H. Quenon Associate Professor of Mining Engineering. She
INVENTOR, explosives engineer and a doctor of chemistry Dr Sidney Alford has died aged 86. Dr Alford was the Chairman of Alford Technologies Limited of Trowbridge, a world-leading provider of explosive engineering and explosive charge technology, that he founded in 1985. A prolific inventor of explosive charges for many different applications, he is considered the pioneer in water projecting disruptors driven by high explosive which are used in bomb disposal and his inventions have been credited in saving countless lives over the years. Dr Alford was born in the London suburb of Ilfor...