CN111780635B - Stope to interface ramp blasting - Google Patents

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CN111780635B
CN111780635B CN202010757197.9A CN202010757197A CN111780635B CN 111780635 B CN111780635 B CN 111780635B CN 202010757197 A CN202010757197 A CN 202010757197A CN 111780635 B CN111780635 B CN 111780635B
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The invention relates to stope-to-interface slope surface blasting, which comprises a blasting agent experiment stage, a blasting agent detection stage and a blasting agent control stage, wherein the blasting agent experiment stage is used for carrying out experiment blasting on the amount of blasting agents used before blasting; setting the interval, depth, holes and angle of the blast holes and setting the minimum resistance line; a blasting medicine filling stage, wherein medicine filling is carried out in the blasting holes, and the filling amount is determined; in the initiation stage, the filled blasting agents are initiated in sequence; according to the invention, experimental blasting is carried out according to actual conditions, a contrast blasting area SO is defined, and the interval, the angle, the depth, the amount of filling medicine and the minimum resistant line of the blasting holes of each arrangement layer are designed by combining the data with the actual rock hardness, SO that the accuracy of each parameter of smooth blasting is improved, and the final forming effect of the smooth blasting is further improved.

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Stope to interface ramp blasting
Technical Field
The invention belongs to the field of blasting, and particularly relates to stope-to-interface slope blasting.
Background
Smooth blasting is the scope and direction of action of control blasting, makes the rock wall face smooth and flat after the blasting prevent the rock fracture, reduces super short digging and support work load, increases the stability of rock wall, reduces the destructive effect of blasting to keeping the rock mass, and then reaches a technique of control rock mass excavation profile, and in smooth blasting, blast hole interval, the degree of depth, the angle, diameter and minimum resistance line, blasting medicine filling volume all will influence the effect of smooth blasting, in the prior art, does not have the preparation method of confirming these parameters, makes smooth blasting shaping effect not good.
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The present invention has been made to solve the above problems, and accordingly, the present invention provides a stope-to-interface slope blasting, which comprises,
the experimental stage of the blasting agent comprises the steps of carrying out experimental blasting on the used amount of the blasting agent before blasting, correspondingly, recording experimental data to generate an experimental blasting data matrix M (L, P, H, Z, S0), wherein L represents the single-hole loading used in the experiment, P represents the large block rate of a measured blasting pile, H represents the throwing distance of a soil block after blasting, Z represents the hole drilling and trace remaining rate, and S0 represents the comparison blasting area;
a blast hole setting step of dividing the blast hole layout layer into a first layout layer, a second layout layer, a third layout layer and a fourth layout layer, measuring the hardness of the corresponding rock layer, setting the interval, depth, holes and angle of the blast holes, setting the minimum resistance line, recording the set data in a blast hole arrangement layer data matrix P (P1, P2, P3 and P4), where P1 denotes a first layout layer matrix, P2 denotes a second layout layer matrix, P3 denotes a third layout layer matrix, P4 denotes a fourth layout layer matrix, for the ith layout layer matrix Pi (Pi1, Pi2, Pi3, Pi4, Pi5), wherein Pi1 represents the i-th formation hardness, which is measured in advance, Pi2 represents the i-th formation blast hole spacing, Pi3 represents the i-th formation blast hole diameter, Pi4 represents the i-th formation blast hole depth, and Pi5 represents the i-th formation blast hole depth;
the method comprises the steps of (1) blasting medicine filling, wherein medicine filling is carried out in blasting holes, firstly, pre-blasting square amount V is calculated, and according to the pre-blasting square amount Vy, the pre-blasting square amount Vy is compared with experimental blasting square amount V to determine the medicine filling amount of the blasting holes of each arrangement layer;
and in the detonation stage, the smooth blasting adopts a millisecond detonator to blast the blasting holes according to a preset sequence.
Specifically, in the blasting agent experiment stage, before blasting, the used amount of blasting agent is subjected to experiment blasting, and correspondingly, experiment data is recorded to generate an experiment blasting data matrix M (L, P, H, Z, S0), wherein L represents the single-hole loading used in the experiment, P represents the large block rate of a measured blasting pile after blasting, H represents the throwing distance of a soil block after blasting, Z represents the hole drilling and trace remaining rate, and S0 represents the comparison blasting area; then, the dosage parameter Y is determined by the following formula,
Figure GDA0003557452960000021
wherein P is the actual blasting pile block rate, P0 is the preset blasting pile block rate, H is the actual throwing distance after blasting, H0 is the preset throwing distance H0, Z is the actual drilling hole trace rate Z after blasting, and H0 is the preset drilling hole trace rate; then, the experimental blasting earth volume V under the single-hole loading L is recorded, the maximum drilling number n on the same straight line during the experimental blasting is recorded, the comparison blasting area S0 is calculated according to the following formula,
Figure GDA0003557452960000022
wherein, V represents the experimental blasting earth volume, Y represents the dosage parameter Y, and n represents the maximum drilling number n on the same straight line during the experimental blasting.
Specifically, after the experimental stage of the blasting agent is completed, a blasting hole setting stage is performed, wherein the blasting hole interval, the depth, the hole size and the angle are set, and the minimum resistance line is set, the embodiment of the invention is provided with a blasting hole arrangement layer data matrix P (P1, P2, P3 and P4), wherein P1 represents a first arrangement layer matrix, P2 represents a second arrangement layer matrix, P3 represents a third arrangement layer matrix, P4 represents a fourth arrangement layer matrix, and for an ith arrangement layer matrix Pi (Pi1, Pi2, Pi3, Pi4 and Pi5), wherein Pi1 represents the hardness of the ith arrangement layer, which needs to be measured in advance, Pi2 represents the blasting hole interval of the ith arrangement layer, Pi3 represents the blasting hole diameter of the ith arrangement layer, Pi4 represents the blasting hole angle of the ith arrangement layer, and Pi4 represents the hole depth of the ith arrangement layer; and recording the set data into a blast hole arrangement layer data matrix P.
Further, when the blast holes are designed in the blast hole adjusting stage, firstly, the interval between the blast holes is designed, and for two adjacent blast holes Ki, Ki +1, i ═ 1, 2, 3.. n, within a certain interval range, the two adjacent blast holes Ki, Ki +1, i ═ 1, 2, 3.. n have overlapping areas S1 compared with the blasting area S0, the embodiment of the invention is preset with blasting area overlapping parameters S1, S2, the overlapping areas S1 are compared with the blasting area overlapping parameters, and the interval distance between the blast holes is determined,
when setting the blast hole on the first arrangement layerS1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000031
Correspondingly, taking the first arrangement layer as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a first rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the first arrangement layer according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the first rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, the blast hole interval is finally set to
Figure GDA0003557452960000032
When the common hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure GDA0003557452960000033
When the common hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure GDA0003557452960000034
When the blast hole is provided in the second layout layer 2, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000035
Correspondingly, taking the second arrangement layer as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a second rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the second arrangement layer according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the second rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure GDA0003557452960000041
When the second rock formation has a normal hardness f of 10 or more and 15 or less, blast holes are finally set at a spacing of
Figure GDA0003557452960000042
When the second rock layer has a normal hardness f of 5 or more and 10 or less, blast holes are finally set at a spacing of
Figure GDA0003557452960000043
When the blast hole is provided in the third arrangement layer 3, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000044
Correspondingly, taking the third arrangement layer 3 as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a third rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the third arrangement layer 3 according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, the blast hole interval is finally set to
Figure GDA0003557452960000045
When the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, the blast hole interval is set to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000046
When the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure GDA0003557452960000047
When the blast hole is provided in the fourth deposition layer 4, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000048
Correspondingly, taking the fourth arrangement layer 4 as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a fourth rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the fourth arrangement layer 4 according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the fourth rock formation is normally hardWhen the degree f is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the interval of the blast holes as
Figure GDA0003557452960000049
When the common hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure GDA0003557452960000051
When the common hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure GDA0003557452960000052
Further, when the diameter of the blast hole, the angle of the blast hole, the depth of the blast hole, and the minimum resistance line are set in the blast hole setting stage, the diameter of the blast hole is determined according to drilling equipment, which is directly U, and the depth of the blast hole is gradually deepened,
for the first arrangement layer, the blast hole depth P14 is the distance from the ground to the first step 5;
for the second arrangement level, the blast hole depth P24 is the distance from the ground to the second step 6;
for the third arrangement layer, the blast hole depth P34 is the distance from the ground to the third step 7;
for the fourth arrangement, the blast hole depth P44 is the distance from the ground to the fourth step 8;
in the blast hole setting stage, when the blast hole angle Pi5 is set,
for the first placement layer, the blast hole angle P15 is equal to the ramp angle C0,
for the second layup, the blast hole angle P25 equals 5 °;
for the third layup, the blast hole angle P35 equals 10 °;
for the fourth layup, the blast hole angle P45 is equal to 0, perpendicular to the ground;
when the minimum resistant line 9 is set, the minimum resistant line is set to be outside the fourth arrangement layer, the size of the minimum resistant line is initially set to be U multiplied by 15,
then, the minimum resisting line size is finally determined according to the set position rock hardness,
when the set position common hardness f is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the size of the minimum resistant line to be U multiplied by 15 multiplied by 0.7;
when the set position common hardness f is larger than 10 and smaller than or equal to 15, finally setting the minimum resistance line size to be U multiplied by 15;
when the set position common hardness f is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally setting the size of the minimum resistant line to be U multiplied by 15 multiplied by 1.2;
and finishing the blast hole adjusting stage.
Further, after the blast hole adjusting stage is completed, a blast medicine filling stage is carried out, correspondingly, medicine filling is carried out in the blast hole, firstly, a pre-blasting square amount V is calculated, the pre-blasting square amount Vy is compared with an experimental blasting square amount V according to the pre-blasting square amount Vy, the using amount of the filled blast medicine is determined,
for the first arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blasting holes of the first arrangement layer is set as,
Figure GDA0003557452960000061
wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of the first rock stratum where the first arrangement layer is located,
when the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000062
When the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000063
When the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000064
For the second arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blasting holes of the second arrangement layer is set as
Figure GDA0003557452960000065
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of a second rock stratum of a second arrangement layer,
when the second rock layer has a normal hardness f of 15 or more and 20 or less, the amount of the filler blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000066
When the second rock layer has a normal hardness f of 10 or more and 15 or less, the amount of the filling blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000067
When the second rock stratum has the general hardness f larger than 5 and smaller than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000071
For the third arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blast holes of the third arrangement layer is set as
Figure GDA0003557452960000072
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the using amount of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of a third rock stratum of a third arrangement layer,
when the third rock layer has a plain hardness f of 15 or more and 20 or less, the amount of the filler blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000073
When the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 1When 5, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting medicament as
Figure GDA0003557452960000074
When the third rock stratum has the common hardness f larger than 5 and smaller than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000075
For the fourth arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blasting holes of the fourth arrangement layer is set as
Figure GDA0003557452960000076
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the using amount of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of a fourth rock stratum of a fourth arrangement layer,
when the ordinary hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, the amount of the filling blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000077
When the normal hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000078
When the normal hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000079
After the blasting holes are filled with the medicament, the blasting holes are blocked, and the blocking materials are generally dry fine sand soil, sand, clay and the like.
Compared with the prior art, the method has the technical effects that experimental blasting is carried out according to actual conditions, the reference blasting area SO is defined, more accurate process parameters can be conveniently determined in the subsequent process, the data is combined with the actual rock hardness, the spacing, the angle, the depth, the amount of the filling medicine and the minimum resistance line of the blasting holes of each arrangement layer are designed, the accuracy of each parameter of the smooth blasting is improved, and the final forming effect of the smooth blasting is further improved.
Particularly, the invention carries out experimental blasting in advance, determines a dosage parameter Y according to the preset single-hole loading capacity, the large block rate of a blasting pile after blasting, the throwing distance of a soil block after blasting and the drilling mark retention rate, and defines a contrast blasting area S0, wherein the parameters are convenient to measure and calculate, have representative blasting effect, and are convenient for the subsequent operation process to more accurately determine blasting parameters according to actual conditions.
In particular, in the blast hole setting stage, the setting interval of the blast holes is determined according to the blasting area S0, the experimental blasting provides data, the determined interval of the blast holes is more accurate, and the setting parameters of the interval of the blast holes can meet various actual conditions due to local benefits by combining the hardness of rock strata where the corresponding blast holes are located when the interval of the blast holes is determined, and meanwhile, the setting parameters are more accurate and stable, so that the final effect of smooth blasting is improved.
In particular, in the blasting agent filling stage, the blasting agent filling amount of each blasting hole is determined according to the data obtained in the experimental blasting stage in combination with the actual blasting data and the hardness of the rock layer where the blasting hole is located, so that the parameters are more accurate, the blasting agent filling amount is the most important part in smooth blasting, the filling amount is accurate and stable, and the stability and the final effect of the smooth blasting are indirectly improved.
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The above and further features and advantages of the present invention are described in more detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings.
Preferred embodiments of the present invention are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. It should be understood by those skilled in the art that these embodiments are only for explaining the technical principle of the present invention, and are not intended to limit the scope of the present invention.
It should be noted that in the description of the present invention, the terms of direction or positional relationship indicated by the terms "upper", "lower", "left", "right", "inner", "outer", etc. are based on the directions or positional relationships shown in the drawings, which are only for convenience of description, and do not indicate or imply that the device or element must have a specific orientation, be constructed in a specific orientation, and be operated, and thus, should not be construed as limiting the present invention.
Furthermore, it should be noted that, in the description of the present invention, unless otherwise explicitly specified or limited, the terms "mounted," "connected," and "connected" are to be construed broadly, and may be, for example, fixedly connected, detachably connected, or integrally connected; they may be connected directly or indirectly through intervening media, or they may be interconnected between two elements. The specific meanings of the above terms in the present invention can be understood by those skilled in the art according to specific situations.
Referring to fig. 1, which is a cross-sectional view of an interface ramp blasting according to an embodiment of the present invention, the embodiment includes,
the experimental stage of the blasting agent comprises the steps of carrying out experimental blasting on the used amount of the blasting agent before blasting, correspondingly, recording experimental data to generate an experimental blasting data matrix M (L, P, H, Z, S0), wherein L represents the single-hole loading used in the experiment, P represents the large block rate of a measured blasting pile, H represents the throwing distance of a soil block after blasting, Z represents the hole drilling and trace remaining rate, and S0 represents the comparison blasting area;
a blast hole setting stage which is divided into a first arrangement layer, a second arrangement layer, a third arrangement layer and a fourth arrangement layer according to the blast hole arrangement layer, measures the hardness of the corresponding rock stratum, setting the interval, depth, holes and angle of the blast holes, setting the minimum resistance line, recording the set data in a blast hole arrangement layer data matrix P (P1, P2, P3 and P4), where P1 denotes a first layout layer matrix, P2 denotes a second layout layer matrix, P3 denotes a third layout layer matrix, P4 denotes a fourth layout layer matrix, for the ith layout layer matrix Pi (Pi1, Pi2, Pi3, Pi4, Pi5), wherein Pi1 represents the i-th formation hardness, which is measured in advance, Pi2 represents the i-th formation blast hole spacing, Pi3 represents the i-th formation blast hole diameter, Pi4 represents the i-th formation blast hole depth, and Pi5 represents the i-th formation blast hole depth;
the method comprises the steps of (1) blasting medicine filling, wherein medicine filling is carried out in blasting holes, firstly, pre-blasting square amount V is calculated, and according to the pre-blasting square amount Vy, the pre-blasting square amount Vy is compared with experimental blasting square amount V to determine the medicine filling amount of the blasting holes of each arrangement layer;
and in the detonation stage, the smooth blasting adopts a millisecond detonator to blast the blasting holes according to a preset sequence.
Specifically, in the blasting agent experiment stage, before blasting, the used amount of blasting agent is subjected to experiment blasting, and correspondingly, experiment data is recorded to generate an experiment blasting data matrix M (L, P, H, Z, S0), wherein L represents the single-hole loading used in the experiment, P represents the large block rate of a measured blasting pile after blasting, H represents the throwing distance of a soil block after blasting, Z represents the hole drilling and trace remaining rate, and S0 represents the comparison blasting area; then, the dosage parameter Y is determined by the following formula,
Figure GDA0003557452960000101
wherein P is the bulk rate of the blasting pile after actual blasting, P0 is the bulk rate of the blasting pile after preset blasting, H is the actual throwing distance after blasting, H0 is the preset throwing distance H0, Z is the actual drilling mark rate Z after blasting, and H0 is the preset drilling mark rate; then, the experimental blasting earth volume V under the single-hole loading L is recorded, the maximum drilling number n on the same straight line during the experimental blasting is recorded, the contrast blasting area S0 is calculated according to the following formula,
Figure GDA0003557452960000102
wherein, V represents the experimental blasting earth volume, Y represents the dosage parameter Y, and n represents the maximum drilling number n on the same straight line during the experimental blasting.
Specifically, after the experimental stage of the blasting agent is completed, a blasting hole setting stage is performed, wherein the blasting hole interval, the depth, the hole size and the angle are set, and the minimum resistance line is set, the embodiment of the invention is provided with a blasting hole arrangement layer data matrix P (P1, P2, P3 and P4), wherein P1 represents a first arrangement layer matrix, P2 represents a second arrangement layer matrix, P3 represents a third arrangement layer matrix, P4 represents a fourth arrangement layer matrix, and for an ith arrangement layer matrix Pi (Pi1, Pi2, Pi3, Pi4 and Pi5), wherein Pi1 represents the hardness of the ith arrangement layer, which needs to be measured in advance, Pi2 represents the blasting hole interval of the ith arrangement layer, Pi3 represents the blasting hole diameter of the ith arrangement layer, Pi4 represents the blasting hole angle of the ith arrangement layer, and Pi4 represents the hole depth of the ith arrangement layer; and recording the set data into a blast hole arrangement layer data matrix P.
Specifically, when the blast holes are designed in the blast hole adjustment stage, firstly, the interval between the blast holes is designed, and for two adjacent blast holes Ki, Ki +1, i is 1, 2, 3.. n, within a certain interval range, the control blast area S0 has an overlapping area S1, in the embodiment of the present invention, the blast area overlapping parameters S1 and S2 are preset, and the overlapping area S1 is compared with the blast area overlapping parameter to determine the distance between the blast holes,
when the blast hole is provided in the first arrangement layer 1, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000111
Correspondingly, taking the first arrangement layer 1 as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a first rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the first arrangement layer 1 according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the interval of the blast holes as
Figure GDA0003557452960000112
When the common hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally setting the blast hole interval as
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When the common hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure GDA0003557452960000114
When the blast hole is provided in the second layout layer 2, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000115
Correspondingly, taking the second arrangement layer 2 as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a second rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the second arrangement layer 2 according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the second rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure GDA0003557452960000121
When the second rock formation has a normal hardness f of 10 or more and 15 or less, blast holes are finally set at a spacing of
Figure GDA0003557452960000122
When the ordinary hardness f of the second rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally setting the blast hole interval as
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When the blast hole is provided in the third arrangement layer 3, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000124
Correspondingly, taking the third arrangement layer 3 as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a third rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the third arrangement layer 3 according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, the blast hole interval is finally set to
Figure GDA0003557452960000125
When the common hardness f of the third rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally setting the interval of the blast holes as
Figure GDA0003557452960000126
When the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure GDA0003557452960000127
When the blast hole is provided in the fourth deposition layer 4, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure GDA0003557452960000128
Correspondingly, taking the fourth arrangement layer 4 as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a fourth rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the fourth arrangement layer 4 according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure GDA0003557452960000129
When the common hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure GDA0003557452960000131
When the common hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure GDA0003557452960000132
Specifically, when the blast hole setting stage sets the diameter of the blast hole, the angle of the blast hole, the depth of the blast hole, and the minimum resistance line, the diameter of the blast hole is determined by the drilling equipment, which is directly U, and the depth of the blast hole is gradually deepened,
for the first arrangement layer, the blast hole depth P14 is the distance from the ground to the first step 5;
for the second arrangement level, the blast hole depth P24 is the distance from the ground to the second step 6;
for the third arrangement layer, the blast hole depth P34 is the distance from the ground to the third step 7;
for the fourth arrangement, the blast hole depth P44 is the distance from the ground to the fourth step 8;
in the blast hole setting stage, when the blast hole angle Pi5 is set,
for the first placement layer, the blast hole angle P15 is equal to the ramp angle C0,
for the second layup, the blast hole angle P25 equals 5 °;
for the third layup, the blast hole angle P35 equals 10 °;
for the fourth layup 4, the blast hole angle P45 is equal to 0, perpendicular to the ground;
when the minimum resistant line 9 is set, the minimum resistant line is set to be outside the fourth arrangement layer, the size of the minimum resistant line is initially set to be U multiplied by 15,
then, the minimum resisting line size is finally determined according to the set position rock hardness,
when the set position common hardness f is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the size of the minimum resistant line to be U multiplied by 15 multiplied by 0.7;
when the set position common hardness f is larger than 10 and smaller than or equal to 15, finally setting the minimum resistance line size to be U multiplied by 15;
when the set position common hardness f is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally setting the size of the minimum resistant line to be U multiplied by 15 multiplied by 1.2;
and finishing the blast hole adjusting stage.
Specifically, after the blast hole adjustment stage is completed, a blast medicine filling stage is performed, and correspondingly, medicine filling is performed in the blast hole, firstly, a pre-blasting square amount V is calculated, the pre-blasting square amount Vy is compared with an experimental blasting square amount V according to the pre-blasting square amount Vy, the amount of the filled blast medicine is determined,
for the first arrangement layer 1, the amount of blasting agent filled in the blasting holes of the first arrangement layer 1 is set as,
Figure GDA0003557452960000141
wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of the first rock stratum where the first arrangement layer is located,
when the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000142
When the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000143
When the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000144
For the second arrangement layer 2, the amount of blasting agent filled in the blasting holes of the second arrangement layer 2 is set as
Figure GDA0003557452960000145
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of a second rock stratum of a second arrangement layer,
when the second rock layer has a normal hardness f of 15 or more and 20 or less, the amount of the filler blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000146
When the second rock layer has a normal hardness f of 10 or more and 15 or less, the amount of the filling blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000147
When the second rock stratum has the general hardness f larger than 5 and smaller than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000151
For the third arrangement layer 3, the dosage of blasting agent filled in the blasting holes of the third arrangement layer 3 is set as
Figure GDA0003557452960000152
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of a third rock stratum of a third arrangement layer 3,
when the third rock layer has a plain hardness f of 15 or more and 20 or less, the amount of the filler blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000153
When the third rock layer has a normal hardness f of 10 or more and 15 or less, the amount of the filling blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure GDA0003557452960000154
When the third rock stratum has the common hardness f larger than 5 and smaller than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000155
For the fourth arrangement layer 4, the amount of blasting agent filled in the blasting holes of the fourth arrangement layer 4 is set as
Figure GDA0003557452960000156
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then according to the fourth clothThe hardness of the fourth rock stratum of the layer 4 is finally determined,
when the ordinary hardness f of the fourth rock stratum is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting medicament
Figure GDA0003557452960000157
When the normal hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000158
When the normal hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure GDA0003557452960000159
After the blasting holes are filled with the medicament, the blasting holes are blocked, and the blocking materials are generally dry fine sand soil, sand, clay and the like.
Specifically, in the detonation stage, the millisecond detonators are adopted for smooth blasting, the detonation interval of adjacent detonators is not larger than 100 milliseconds, and during detonation, the detonators are detonated according to a fixed detonation sequence, firstly the blast holes of the fourth arrangement layer are detonated, then the blast holes of the third arrangement layer are detonated, then the blast holes of the second arrangement layer are detonated, and finally the blast holes of the first arrangement layer are detonated.
So far, the technical solutions of the present invention have been described in connection with the preferred embodiments shown in the drawings, but it is easily understood by those skilled in the art that the scope of the present invention is obviously not limited to these specific embodiments. Equivalent changes or substitutions of related technical features can be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the principle of the invention, and the technical scheme after the changes or substitutions can fall into the protection scope of the invention.

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1. A stope to interface slope blasting is characterized in that: comprises the steps of (a) preparing a mixture of a plurality of raw materials,
the experimental stage of the blasting agent comprises the steps of carrying out experimental blasting on the used amount of the blasting agent before blasting, correspondingly, recording experimental data to generate an experimental blasting data matrix M (L, P, H, Z, S0), wherein L represents the single-hole loading used in the experiment, P represents the large block rate of a measured blasting pile, H represents the throwing distance of a soil block after blasting, Z represents the hole drilling and trace remaining rate, and S0 represents the comparison blasting area;
a blast hole setting stage, which is divided into a first arrangement layer, a second arrangement layer, a third arrangement layer and a fourth arrangement layer according to the blast hole arrangement layer, measures the hardness of the corresponding rock formation, sets the interval, depth, hole and angle of the blast holes by combining the rock formation hardness and an experimental blasting data matrix M (L, P, H, Z, S0), sets the minimum resistance line, and records the set data in a blast hole arrangement layer data matrix P (P1, P2, P3 and P4), wherein P1 represents a first arrangement layer matrix, P2 represents a second arrangement layer matrix, P3 represents a third arrangement layer matrix, P4 represents a fourth arrangement layer matrix, and for an i arrangement layer matrix Pi (Pi1, Pi2, Pi3, Pi4 and Pi5), wherein Pi 8 represents the hardness of the i arrangement layer rock layer, which needs to be measured in advance, Pi2 represents an i arrangement layer, Pi3 represents a diameter of the i arrangement layer Pi arrangement layer, pi4 represents ith placement layer blast hole depth, Pi5 represents ith placement layer blast hole angle;
the method comprises the steps of (1) blasting medicine filling, wherein medicine filling is carried out in blasting holes, firstly, pre-blasting square amount V is calculated, and according to the pre-blasting square amount Vy, the pre-blasting square amount Vy is compared with experimental blasting square amount V to determine the medicine filling amount of the blasting holes of each arrangement layer;
and in the detonation stage, the smooth blasting adopts a millisecond detonator to blast the blasting holes according to a preset sequence.
2. The stope-to-interface slope blasting according to claim 1, wherein said blasting agent test phase is first determined using the following formula for the dosage parameter Y,
Figure FDA0003557452950000011
wherein P is the actual blasting pile block rate, P0 is the preset blasting pile block rate, H is the actual throwing distance after blasting, H0 is the preset throwing distance H0, Z is the actual drilling hole trace rate Z after blasting, and H0 is the preset drilling hole trace rate; then, the experimental blasting earth volume V under the single-hole loading L is recorded, the maximum drilling number n on the same straight line during the experimental blasting is recorded, the comparison blasting area S0 is calculated according to the following formula,
Figure FDA0003557452950000021
wherein, V represents the experimental blasting earth volume, Y represents the dosage parameter Y, and n represents the maximum drilling number n on the same straight line during the experimental blasting.
3. The stope-to-interface slope blasting according to claim 1, wherein in the blast hole adjusting stage, when the blast holes are designed, the blast hole interval is first designed, and for two adjacent blast holes Ki, Ki +1, i ═ 1, 2, 3.. n, in a certain interval range, the interval has a coincidence area S1 in comparison with a blast area S0, and in the blast hole adjusting stage, blast area coincidence parameters S1, S2 are preset, and the coincidence area S1 is compared with the blast area coincidence parameters to determine the interval distance between the blast holes.
4. The stope-to-interface slope blasting of claim 3, wherein the blasthole adjustment phase is s1 for blastholes in the first arrangement when set<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure FDA0003557452950000022
Correspondingly, taking the first arrangement layer as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a first rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the first arrangement layer according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the first rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, the blast hole interval is finally set to
Figure FDA0003557452950000023
When the common hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure FDA0003557452950000024
When the common hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure FDA0003557452950000025
When the blast hole is provided in the second layout layer, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure FDA0003557452950000026
Correspondingly, taking the second arrangement layer as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a second rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the second arrangement layer according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the second rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the blast hole interval as
Figure FDA0003557452950000031
When the second rock formation has a normal hardness f of 10 or more and 15 or less, blast holes are finally set at a spacing of
Figure FDA0003557452950000032
When the second rock layer has a normal hardness f of 5 or more and 10 or less, blast holes are finally set at a spacing of
Figure FDA0003557452950000033
When the blast hole is provided in the third arrangement layer, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure FDA0003557452950000034
Correspondingly, taking the third arrangement layer as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a third rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the third arrangement layer according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, the blast hole interval is finally set to
Figure FDA0003557452950000035
When the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, the blast hole interval is set to be
Figure FDA0003557452950000036
When the common hardness f of the third rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure FDA0003557452950000037
When the blast hole is provided in the fourth arrangement layer, s1 thereof<S1<s2, based on the preliminary setting of the predetermined blast holes as intervals
Figure FDA0003557452950000038
Correspondingly, taking the fourth arrangement layer as a reference, extending the preset distance h in two directions to obtain a fourth rock stratum, finally determining the blast hole interval of the fourth arrangement layer according to the normal hardness of the rock stratum,
when the common hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure FDA0003557452950000041
General when in the fourth formationWhen the hardness f is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, the blast hole interval is set to
Figure FDA0003557452950000042
When the common hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, blast holes are finally arranged at intervals of
Figure FDA0003557452950000043
5. The stope-to-interface slope blasting according to claim 1, wherein the blasthole adjustment stage is characterized in that the blasthole diameter is determined by drilling equipment, which is directly U, when the blasthole depth is set, and the blasthole depth is gradually deepened,
for the first arrangement layer, the blast hole depth P14 is the distance from the ground to the first step;
for the second arrangement layer, the blast hole depth P24 is the distance from the ground to the second step;
for the third placement layer, the blast hole depth P34 is the distance from the ground to the third step;
for the fourth arrangement, the blast hole depth P44 is the distance from the ground to the fourth step.
6. The stope-to-interface slope blasting of claim 1, wherein the blasthole adjustment phase, when setting the blasthole angle,
for the first placement layer, the blast hole angle P15 is equal to the ramp angle C0,
for the second layup, the blast hole angle P25 equals 5 °;
for the third layup, the blast hole angle P35 equals 10 °;
for the fourth layup, the blast hole angle P45 is equal to 0, perpendicular to the ground.
7. The stope-to-interface slope blasting of claim 1, wherein the blasthole adjustment phase is designed for a line of least resistance
The minimum resisting line size is finally determined according to the set position rock hardness,
when the set position common hardness f is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally setting the size of the minimum resistant line to be U multiplied by 15 multiplied by 0.7;
when the set position common hardness f is larger than 10 and smaller than or equal to 15, finally setting the minimum resistance line size to be U multiplied by 15;
when the set position-common hardness f is greater than 5 and equal to or less than 10, the minimum resistant line size is finally set to U × 15 × 1.2.
8. The stope-to-interface slope blasting according to claim 1, wherein the blasting agent charging stage, when determining the amount of the charging blasting agent,
for the first arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blasting holes of the first arrangement layer is set as,
Figure FDA0003557452950000051
wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of the first rock stratum where the first arrangement layer is located,
when the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure FDA0003557452950000052
When the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure FDA0003557452950000053
When the ordinary hardness f of the first rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure FDA0003557452950000054
For the second arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blasting holes of the second arrangement layer is set as
Figure FDA0003557452950000055
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of a second rock stratum of a second arrangement layer,
when the second rock layer has a normal hardness f of 15 or more and 20 or less, the amount of the filler blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure FDA0003557452950000056
When the ordinary hardness f of the second rock stratum is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting medicament
Figure FDA0003557452950000057
When the second rock stratum has the general hardness f larger than 5 and smaller than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure FDA0003557452950000061
For the third arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blast holes of the third arrangement layer is set as
Figure FDA0003557452950000062
Wherein L is the single-hole explosive loading in the experimental blasting stage, and then the dosage of the filling blasting explosive is finally determined according to the hardness of a third rock stratum of a third arrangement layer,
when the ordinary hardness f of the third rock stratum is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting medicament
Figure FDA0003557452950000063
When the third rock layer has a normal hardness f of 10 or more and 15 or less, the amount of the filling blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure FDA0003557452950000064
When the third rock stratum has the common hardness f larger than 5 and smaller than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure FDA0003557452950000065
For the fourth arrangement layer, the dosage of blasting drugs filled in the blasting holes of the fourth arrangement layer is set as
Figure FDA0003557452950000066
Wherein L is the single-hole loading amount in the experimental blasting stage, and then the using amount of the filling blasting medicament is finally determined according to the hardness of a fourth rock stratum of a fourth arrangement layer,
when the ordinary hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 15 and less than or equal to 20, the amount of the filling blasting agent is finally determined to be
Figure FDA0003557452950000067
When the normal hardness f of the fourth rock layer is more than 10 and less than or equal to 15, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting agent as
Figure FDA0003557452950000068
When the ordinary hardness f of the fourth rock stratum is more than 5 and less than or equal to 10, finally determining the dosage of the filling blasting medicament
Figure FDA0003557452950000069
9. The stope-to-interface slope smooth blasting according to claim 1, wherein in the detonation stage, the smooth blasting is performed by using millisecond detonators, the detonation interval of adjacent detonators is not greater than 100 milliseconds, and when the detonators are detonated according to a fixed detonation sequence, the blast holes of the fourth arrangement layer are detonated first, then the blast holes of the third arrangement layer are detonated, then the blast holes of the second arrangement layer are detonated, and finally the blast holes of the first arrangement layer are detonated.
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