As wavelet basis in wavelet analysis is neither arbitrary nor unique,the same signal dealing with different wavelet bases will generate different results.Therefore,how to construct a wavelet basis suitable for the cha...As wavelet basis in wavelet analysis is neither arbitrary nor unique,the same signal dealing with different wavelet bases will generate different results.Therefore,how to construct a wavelet basis suitable for the characteristics of the analyzed signal and solve its algorithm and realization is a fundamental problem which perplexed many researchers.To solve these problems,in accordance with the basic features of the measured millisecond blast vibration signal,a new wavelet basis construction method based on the separation blast vibration signal is proposed,and the feasibility of this method is verified by comparing the practical effect of the newly constructed wavelet with other known wavelets in signal processing.展开更多
In the process of blasting excavation, stress wave propagation and gas expansion can basically induce damage to surrounding rocks, which is detrimental to rock mass integrity and engineering safety. In this case, eval...In the process of blasting excavation, stress wave propagation and gas expansion can basically induce damage to surrounding rocks, which is detrimental to rock mass integrity and engineering safety. In this case, evaluation and control of blast-induced effects are essential to the safety of nearby buildings and integrity of bedrock in blasting field. In Fangchenggang nuclear power station of China, the drill-and- blast method was employed for bedrock excavation. In order to reduce the blast-induced damage zone, the wave propagation and associated damage to rock mass should be carefully investigated. In this paper, the wave propagation regressively obtained from field monitoring data was presented based on empirical formula （e.g. Sadovsloj formula）. The relationship between the peak particle velocity （PPV） at a distance of 30 m away from the charge hole and charge per delay in blast design was derived. Meanwhile, the acoustic tests before and after blasting were conducted to determine the damage depth of rock mass. The charge per delay in blast design was then calibrated based on the blast-induced wave propagation regularity. The results showed that a satisfactory effect was achieved on blast-induced damage control of rock mass. This could be helpful to rock damage control in similar blasting projects.展开更多
基金Projects(51078043,51278071,51308072)supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China
文摘As wavelet basis in wavelet analysis is neither arbitrary nor unique,the same signal dealing with different wavelet bases will generate different results.Therefore,how to construct a wavelet basis suitable for the characteristics of the analyzed signal and solve its algorithm and realization is a fundamental problem which perplexed many researchers.To solve these problems,in accordance with the basic features of the measured millisecond blast vibration signal,a new wavelet basis construction method based on the separation blast vibration signal is proposed,and the feasibility of this method is verified by comparing the practical effect of the newly constructed wavelet with other known wavelets in signal processing.
基金supported by the Key Program of National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51439008)National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.41572307 and51779248)National Natural Science Funds for Distinguished Young Scholar of China(Grant No.41525009)
文摘In the process of blasting excavation, stress wave propagation and gas expansion can basically induce damage to surrounding rocks, which is detrimental to rock mass integrity and engineering safety. In this case, evaluation and control of blast-induced effects are essential to the safety of nearby buildings and integrity of bedrock in blasting field. In Fangchenggang nuclear power station of China, the drill-and- blast method was employed for bedrock excavation. In order to reduce the blast-induced damage zone, the wave propagation and associated damage to rock mass should be carefully investigated. In this paper, the wave propagation regressively obtained from field monitoring data was presented based on empirical formula （e.g. Sadovsloj formula）. The relationship between the peak particle velocity （PPV） at a distance of 30 m away from the charge hole and charge per delay in blast design was derived. Meanwhile, the acoustic tests before and after blasting were conducted to determine the damage depth of rock mass. The charge per delay in blast design was then calibrated based on the blast-induced wave propagation regularity. The results showed that a satisfactory effect was achieved on blast-induced damage control of rock mass. This could be helpful to rock damage control in similar blasting projects.
