REPORT ON TRIAL RUN OF PLASMA ROCK SPLITTING METHOD

2007. 10.

·This report is made to suggest an idea of "how to proceed the rock fragmentation work effectively." Firstly, review the workability, safety and economy of the work in consideration of the site environment. And estimate, survey and analyze the effect of the vibration and sound to the nearby buildings during the job processing in order to prevent any foreseeable accidents.

2.1 Work scope Project name Location Owner Engineering Co.

·Daechi-Dong H Hotel & Sports Club New Construction Building Project. ·1004 Daechi-Dong, Gangnam-Ku, Seoul, Korea ·H & FP Co., Ltd.

·Taekyoung Maru General Construction Engineering Co. Ltd.

& Supervisor Constructor

·PETRO-PLASMA Co., Ltd.

2.2 Site Environment ·The location is 1004 Daechi-Dong, Gangnam-Ku, Seoul and around the site there are many large buildings such as Daeshin Building, Choi Building, Discussion & Medison Building, etc. Accordingly special attention should be given to the vibration, noise and flying rock during the work..

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Gangnam Police

Gangnam Driving Licence Choi building.

Maedison county

Daeshin building.

Daechi-dong Hotel & Sports Club Construction Site

Parking Lot

[Fig 2. 1] Location of large Buildings

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Maedison county

Choi building. Parking Lot

Trial Run Site

Daeshin building.

[Fig 2. 2] Detail Legend

site picture

[Pic. 2. 1] Actual working site

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Daeshin Building

Parking Lot

Discuss & Medison Building

KORAD Building

[Picture. 2. 2] Buildings near project site

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3.1 Scope of Plasma Rock Splitting Method This method is to generate plasma by transmitting electric energy in a few milli-seconds stored in the module of parallel-connected capacitors to the electrolyte (Electro Impact Cell) consisted of metal oxides (Al + CuO), and fragment rocks by utilizing the impact pulse wave and heat generated by the expansion of the plasma. This method is generally applied near to the densely populated residential area as there are no flying rocks.

3.2 Sequence of Plasma Rock Splitting Method 1. Charge energy to EPI

2. Discharge energy to Cell

3. Thermit Reaction

4. High heat and Impact pulse wave cause rock splitting

[Fig 3. 1] Plasma rock splitting method concept

3.3 Characteristics of Plasma Rock splitting Method Plasma method

Classification Principle

·Thermit reaction

Elements

·EPI + Electrolyte pack (Al) + (CuO)

Chemical formula

·2Al + 3CuO → Ala₂O₃ + 3Cu + 1,197KJ ·It is not governed by the regulation

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[Chart 3. 1-1] Characteristics of Plasma Rock Splitting Method

Plasma Rock Splitting Method ·The electric energy stored in EPI is transmitted to the Electro Impact Cell composed of Aluminum and Copper oxide and generate plasma. ·The energy(about 7.9KV) stored in the capacitor are transmitted to the cell in milli-seconds which make the metal mixtures react to become the 4th state of matter, so-called plasma state and thermit reaction is processed to make high heat and high impact pulse power and break the rocks. ·In this plasma rock splitting method, the plasma state after rock splitting is immediately deoxidized (solidified) and so there are no flying rocks. Further the vibration time is less than 50ms and the vibration reducing index is quite Characteristics bigger than that of gun powder, which means the vibration reducing rate of this & method is far bigger than that o gun-powder method in distance.. The difference ·More than 80% of the vibration frequency of this method is over 80Hz, which is not coincide with the coherent frequency of the general constructions (15 ~ 20Hz), which is out of the resonance zone and do not affect the buildings.. ·Work efficiency of this method is about 5 times bigger than the non-vibration method and there are little second splitting. ·It can be applied regardless of the kinds of the rock. According the soft rock, mid rock and hard rock, the kinds of cells (600, 800, 1000mm) decided and it can be used in the underground water flowing area as the cell is made from water-proof vinyl film covered paper tube..

[chart 3. 1-2] characteristics of plasma Rock Splitting method

3.4 process of Plasma Rock Splitting Method Drilling (Hydraulic Crawler drill) Insert Impact Cell Connect cables Charging and Rock splitting secondary splitting and loading -7-

[Fig. 3. 1] Plasma method concept

Impact Cell

Insert the Cell

Stemming

Wiring

[Fig 3. 1] Plasma rock splitting preparation

4.1 Vibration Criteria

Classification

Seoul Metro

KNHC (Korea national Housing Cooperation)

MOCT (Ministry of Construction and Transportation)

kinds of buildings ·Historical heritage ·Building with defects such as crack ·Flawless building ·Concrete construction without pasted walls ·Historical heritage, Buildings mounted with precision machines

Allowable vibration limit cm/s (kine) 0.2 0.5 1.0 1.0~4.0 0.2

·General housing, Apartment

0.3

·Commerce or Office buildings, Public buildings

1.0

·RC, Plant with steel structure

4.0

·Human body fees the vibration but not complain of the inconvenience or pain

1.0

·Historical heritage, Cultural asset, Computer equipped building

0.2

·General housing, Apartment

0.3 ~ 0.5 1.0

·Commercial building ·Steel framed buildings or plants -8-

1.0~5.0

[chart 4. 1] National Allowable Vibration Limit

·This trial run was carried out in order to find the best actual method after evaluation of the environment by the Rock splitting works in the " Daechi-Dong H Hotel & Sports Club New building construction project" in the 1004 Daechi-Dong Gangnam-Ku,

5.1 Trial Run date and place. ·Trial Run Date : 2007. 10. 15. 13:23~14:30 ·Trial Run Place : The place where free space is formed well ·Measure point at site : 4 points ( 4ea - same distance linearly, 1ea - at the beam inside the site)

Maedison county

Choi building.

Parking Lot Measuring Point 6

Trial Run Site

Measuring Point 1~4 Measuring Point 5

Daeshin Building Measuring Point 7

[Fig 5. 1] trial run places and measuring points

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Location #1

Location #2

Measurement NO.1

[Pic. 5. 1-1] Trial Run location and measuring point Measure NO.2

Measure NO 3

Measure NO 4

Measure NO 5

Measure NO6 - parking lot

Measure NO 7 Daeshin B.

[Pic 5. 1-2] Trial Run location and measuring point

5.2 Job site regulation for Vibration and Noise 5.2.1 Criteria for Vibration affection ∙The allowable limit of the vibration for the nearby buildings (Daeshin Building, Parking lot, etc) is to be 0.3cm/sec (kine).

Sector

Allowable limit

Ground vibration

0.3 cm/sec

Remarks ·Refer to the specification of the general houses and apartments of MOCT and KNHC

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5.2.2 Criteria for Sounds ·The noise criteria for the nearby buildings (residential buildings) is 80dB(A) for the day time in week days / 75dB(A) for the day time in week end.

Level

Sound level

Remarks

80 dB(A)-weekdays (daytime) ∙“Regulation on noise and vibration” - Refer to the 75 dB(A)- weekend (daytime)

ordinance clause 29 para 2.3 'Life noise regulation'

5.3 Condition of the Trial run 5.3.1 Pattern of trial run

No.

Sequence hole(mm) cell depth(m)

resistance (m)

distance(m)holes(EA) cell vol.(kg)

total Vol(kg)

1

3rd

2.7

0.9

0.8

2

1.500

3.000

2

4th

2.7

0.9

0.8

2

1.500

3.000

3

6th

2.7

0.9

0.8

3

1.500

4.500

4

7th

2.7

0.9

0.8

3

1.500

4.500

5

1st

2.7

0.9

0.8

4

1.500

6.000

6

8th

2.7

0.9

0.8

4

1.500

6.000

7

10th

2.7

0.9

0.8

4

1.500

6.000

8

9th

2.7

0.9

0.8

5

1.500

7.500

9

11th

2.7

0.9

0.8

5

1.500

7.500

10

2nd

2.7

0.9

0.8

6

1.500

8.000

11

5th

2.7

0.9

0.8

6

1.500

8.000

12.

12th

2.7

0.9

0.8

8

1.500

12.000

13.

13th

2.7

0.9

0.8

8

1.500

12.000

Φ51

800

Total

60 [fig 5. 3] trial run pattern spec.

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88

1st, 8th, 10th Splitting

Pattern (plane view)

Pattern (Section View)

[Fig 5. 2] 1st, 8th, 10th Pattern Diagram. 2nd, 5th Splitting Pattern (Plane view)

Pattern (Section view)

[Fig 5. 3] 2nd, 5th Pattern Diagram 3rd, 4th Splitting Pattern (Plane view)

Pattern (Section View)

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[Fig 5. 4] 3rd, 4th Pattern Dia gram 6th, 7th Splitting Pattern (Plane view)

Pattern (Section View)

[Fig 5. 5] 6th, 7th pattern Diagram 9th, 11th Splitting Pattern (Plane view)

Pattern (Section View)

[Fig 5. 6] 9th, 11th pattern Diagram 12th, 13th Splitting Pattern (Plane view)

Pattern (Section View)

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[Fig 5. 7] 12th, 13th Pattern diagram

5.3.2 Specification of Cell and EPI Cell for Trial Run

Size(mm)

800, 600mm

material

(AL)+(CuO)

Impact Cell 2Al + 3CuO → Ala₂O₃ + 3Cu +

reaction

1,197KJ

[chart 5. 4] Cell Spec. Specification of EPI

Size

EPI

cap.

Width(mm)

1,635

Hight(mm)

1,615

Depth(mm)

1,430

Weight(kg)

1,400

(V)

380

Energy(KJ)

268.92

Max.(V)

9,000

Max. Discharge Energy (MW)

134.46

[chart 5. 5] EPI Spec. for Trial run

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5.3.3 Tire Matt against Flying Rock and Noise ·Safety matt was used in order to reduce noise and prevent flying rocks during the splitting work at site.

safety matt #1

safety matt #2

safety matt #3

5.3.5 Vibration Measuring device Device

picture

characteristics

quantity

·max. measuring limit : 254 mm/sec ·min. level to analysis : 0.0159 mm/sec ·TRIGGER LEVEL[vibration] : 0.13 ~ 253.9 mm/sec

Blastmate

7 ea

·Acceleration : 0.01 ~ 30 gal ·Vibration Discrepancy 0.0001“~1.5” ·Frequency analysis : USBM/DIN4150 Frequency

[chart 5. 7] Blastmate vibrograph

6.1 Result of Measurement ·The trial run result is as follows [Refer to the measurement report]

No.

BlastmateⅡ

BlastmateⅡ

BlastmateⅡ

BlastmateⅡ

(S/N:2475)

(S/N:2331)

(S/N:3051)

(S/N:2441)

NO 1 (site)

NO 2 (site)

NO 3 (site)

NO 4 (site)

Vibration cm/sec

Sound

Vibration

Sound

cm/sec 0.216

dB(A) 61.4

1

0.359

dB(A) 79.8

2

0.187

81.6

0.158

3

N/T

N/T

0.014

Vibration cm/sec

Sound

0.251

dB(A) 61.6

70.4

0.110

58.2

0.014

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Vibration cm/sec

Sound

0.168

dB(A) 68.6

71.2

0.079

75.4

55.0

0.013

68.0

4

0.060

78.8

0.046

60.6

0.043

58.4

0.033

68.2

5

0.067

82.4

0.037

74.0

0.035

74.2

0.033

77.6

6

0.095

78.0

0.060

62.6

0.060

62.8

0.046

69.0

7

0.124

87.8

0.079

77.6

0.087

78.6

0.060

81.0

8

0.208

77.8

0.125

66.0

0.106

66.0

0.092

69.0

9

0.106

91.8

0.059

84.2

0.060

85.8

0.052

88.2

10

0.119

77.6

0.070

62.6

0.071

62.4

0.054

68.2

11

0.125

77.4

0.075

56.8

0.068

57.6

0.048

65.4

12

0.356

80.4

0.237

67.4

0.201

66.8

0.148

71.2

13

0.410

80.2

0.246

69.2

0.209

66.0

0.225

69.4

BlastmateⅡ No.

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13

(S/N:2525) NO 5 (site beam) Vibration Sound cm/sec 0.183 0.079 0.024 0.056 0.103 0.054 0.067 0.117 0.056 0.068 0.068 0.129 0.256

dB(A) 65.4 78.6 59.8 66.0 80.4 66.8 82.6 75.4 88.0 69.4 60.0 69.6 70.0

BlastmateⅡ (S/N:1898) NO 6 (parking lot) Vibration Sound cm/sec 0.121 0.160 0.060 0.140 0.094 0.156 0.117 0.123 0.181 0.108 0.159 0.105 0.135

dB(A) 60.4 65.8 60.8 66.0 69.4 63.4 65.2 63.6 69.8 67.4 64.2 68.4 66.2

BlastmateⅡ (S/N:2601) NO 7 (Daeshin Building) Vibration Sound cm/sec N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T

dB(A) N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T N/T

remarks ※ N/T(No Triggered) : ·When ground vibration from splitting is completely disappeared at the point of sensor or the effect was so little, under the point of Trigger Level (0.013cm/sec), the measuring device could not record the result.. ·Just in time of the splitting, nearby vibration affected the measuring device and it could not record the pure vibration.

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6.2 Effect analysis of the Trial run. ·According to the pattern a13 tests are carried out. The movement or size of the fragmentation was satisfactory..

Before splitting

After splitting #1

After splitting #2

6.3 Analysis of the measurement 6.3.1 Analysis on ground vibration ·Ground vibration was measured at 4 linear points inside site including one at beam, and a Daeshin Building, at Parking lot and Safety matter. ·The vibration data at the beam (measurement NO4) show 0.024∼0.256cm/sec and the the maximum recorded 0.256cm/sec. The Data of NO1 distributes 0.060∼0.410cm/sec and the maximum was 0.410cm/sec. ·When comparing the data at beam and No. 1, the data at beam shows lower than that of no.1. it is surmised that the vibration at beam was reduced due to the space in the hole around the beam.. ·The measurement result of 4 points in the site: Average 0.170cm/sec at 20m, Average 0.109cm/sec at 25m, Average 0.101cm/sec at 30m, Average 0.081cm/sec at 35m. Vibration reduction rate from 20m to 25m and the rate was small after 25m. ·The data at Parking lot was 0.060∼0.181cm/sec and the maximum was 0.181cm/sec, which is 60% level of the allowable limit, 0.3cm/sec. ·The data at the safety matter in the site, Daeshin Building, any vibration was detected as it is under the Trigger Level 0.013cm/sec..

Measure Point

Measured Vibration

Avr. vibration

MP NO1 (20m)

0.060~0.410

0.170

MP NO2 (25m)

0.014~0.246

0.109

MP NO3 (30m)

0.014~0.251

0.101

MP NO4 (35m)

0.013~0.225

0.081

(Avr. Distance)

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[chart 6. 2] Measuring result at site Measure Point

Limit

Parking lot Daeshin building

0.5 cm/sec

Measured Vibration

Pass or not

0.060~0.181 cm/sec

OK

N/T (under 0.013cm/sec)

OK

[chart 6. 3] Measuring result at the safety matter

vibration at Beam at site

[Fig 6. 1] vibration data at beam

Avr. vibration speed at site

/

Parking Lot

Avr. vibration speed at site

Daeshin building

[Fig 6. 2] Vibration Data at safety matter near the site.

6.3.2 Analysis on Sound - 18 -

·The sou und data att the safety y matter, Parking lot was 60.4∼ ∼69.8dB (A)) and the maximum m is 69.8dB(A A), which is 87% of the allowable limit of the site s 80dB(A)). ·The soun nd data at th he safety matter m Daesh hin Building was not rec corded. [The sou und Sensor is related to t the Geop phone. So if i vibration is not mea asured the sound s is no ot measure ed either - As A the groun nd vibration n speed (Ab bout 1000~3 3000m/sec) is faster tha an the sound d transmittting speed in i the air (A About 340m//sec), set th he Trigger Source S as Ge eophone.]

Meassuring Poin nt

Alllowable liimit

Pa arking lot Daesh hin Buildin ng

80 dB(A)

Measured d noise

Passed d or not

60.4~69.8 8dB(A)

OK

N/T T

OK

[chart 6. 4] 4 Sound level l mea asured at safety s ma atter

Pa arking lott

Daeshin B Building

[Fif 6. 3]] Sound le evel distriibution grraph at saffety matte er near sitte.

6.4 Regression n Analys sis & Ana alogize Vibration V n Equatiion 6.4.1 Ba ackground of revie ew ·In orderr to apply th he data from m the trial run r to [equa ation 6. 1], regression r analysis is required on n the test result. r ㆍ ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ[equ uation 6. 1] V : Speed d of ground d vibration (cm/sec, ( mm m/sec, in/se ec), D : Distance from viibration orig gin (m) , W : Cell weig ght(Kg), K : coefficient c a according to the nature e a conditio on of splittin ng pattern. of rock and - 19 -

·For thesse if we take e log for bo oth sides of [equation 6. 6 1] ,it beco ome [equation 8. 2], which w follows simple liinear regresssion model as [equatio on 6. 3].

ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ[식 6. 2] ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ ㆍ[식 6. 3] ·In the abo ove simple model, is showing s un nknown line ear relation, and called d populatio on regressiion line. Th he analogiziing method d to make th he sum of the square of errors () ( generate ed when ma aking popullation regre ession line, is called method m of le east squaress. This is the e most com mmonly use ed method to o analogize e Vibration equation. e ·The α and a β from the least square meth hod is calle ed 'east squ uare estima ator', it is ca alculated as follows. , ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ[eq quation 6. 4] v eq quation callculated as above, 50% of the data d is loca ated upper part of the e ·In the vibration equation n and the rest r is located at the lower part of t 도 equation. Tha at is it is th he vibration n equation n with 59 relliability. Bu ut in order to increase safety and reliability, r v vibration eq quation with h 95% reliabilityis req quired. For this, in the same e state of the e slope (β) of o the regre ession line, move m the (α α) and get a new (α) as follow ws. ndard error (SE(α)) is calculated c ass [equation 6. 5]. ·The stan

ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ[equa ation 6. 5] The σ in this equatio on is Standard deviation n and calculated as [eq quation 6. 7]].

ㆍㆍㆍ[equation n 6. 6]

on t, the valu ue of 95% reliability r is [equation 6. 6 7]. ·α follows distributio ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ ㆍㆍㆍㆍㆍ[e equation 6. 7]

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·In the abo ove equation n, shows the e value, deg gree of free edom n-2 in n the t Distribution charrt and in ca ase thearea a is (100-a)% %. As the va alue of the reliability r iss 95%, a is tthe value off 5%, t value e for this value v is show wn in [chartt 6. 5].

Degree e of freedom

Degrree of freed dom

De egree of fre eedom

D Degree off freedom

(n-2) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

(n--2) 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20

(n-2) 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30

(n-2) 40 60 120 ∞

6.31 14 2.92 20 2.35 53 2.13 32 2.01 15 1.94 43 1.89 95 1.86 60 1.83 33 1.81 12

1..796 1..782 1..771 1..761 1..753 1..746 1..740 1..734 1..729 1..725

1.721 1.717 1.714 1.711 1.708 1.706 1.703 1.701 1.699 1.697

[ [Chart 6. 5] T Distrribution ch hart

6.4.2 Vibration V n regress sion Ana alysis Squa are Root Vibration estimated equation e An nalysis Result

An nalysis gra aph

50% % reliabiility 95% % reliabiility SD(SE E)

0.128

Coeffic cient 0.75 2

(R ) ·Standard deviattion (SE) = 0.12 28 < 0.5 and d near to 0

revie ew

·Coe efficient (R2)=0.75 > 0.7 and near tii 1 - 21 -

1.684 1.671 1.658 1.645

[chartt 6. 6] vibrration ana alysis - sq quare roott Cubic Root viibration estimated equation A Analysis Re esult

An nalysis gra aph

50% % reliabiility 95% % reliabiility Standa ard dev.(S SE)

0.122

Coeffic cient 0.77 2

(R ) Revie ew

·Stand dard deviation (SE)) =0.1 122 < 0.5 an nd near to 0 ·coeffiicient(R2)=0 0.77 > 0.7 , near to 1

[charrt 6. 7] vib bration an nalysis - cu ubic root

remark ks ·In regre ession analy ysis apply 95% 9 Fitting, coefficient(R2) should d be biggerr than 0.7, recommend r d standard d deviation((SE) under 0.2,. 0 If Stand dard deviattion (SE) is over 0.5, it can not be applied. ☞ “BLASTIN NG GUIDAN NCE MANUA AL ; By Mich hael F. Rose enthal and Gregory G L. M Morlock)"

6.4.3 Estimatio E on of vib bration speed s by y diatanc ce (squarre root) Vib bration Distribution

rremarks ·Estim mate vibratiion speed by b applying g 95% reliability r sq quare root equation e ·Estim mate vibratiion speed by b changing g the ce ell amount b by pattern 량 -Charrge : 1.000 k kg/delay -Charrge : 1.500 k kg/delay -Charrge : 2.000 k kg/delay -Charrge : 2.500 k kg/delay -Charrge : 3.000 k kg/delay

[c chart 6. 8] Vibration n distribu ution Grap ph by dista ance Grap ph-Square e root

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Distance (m)

Particle Velocity (cm/sec) 1.000 (kg/d)

1.500 (kg/d)

2.000 (kg/d)

2.500 (kg/d)

3.000 (kg/d)

10

0.188

0.246

0.296

0.343

0.386

20

0.076

0.099

0.120

0.138

0.156

30

0.045

0.058

0.070

0.081

0.092

40

0.031

0.040

0.048

0.056

0.063

50

0.023

0.030

0.036

0.042

0.047

60

0.018

0.024

0.028

0.033

0.037

70

0.015

0.019

0.023

0.027

0.030

80

0.012

0.016

0.019

0.023

0.025

90

0.011

0.014

0.017

0.019

0.022

100

0.009

0.012

0.015

0.017

0.019

110

0.008

0.011

0.013

0.015

0.017

120

0.007

0.009

0.011

0.013

0.015

130

0.007

0.009

0.010

0.012

0.013

140

0.006

0.008

0.009

0.011

0.012

150

0.005

0.007

0.009

0.010

0.011

160

0.005

0.007

0.008

0.009

0.010

170

0.005

0.006

0.007

0.008

0.009

180

0.004

0.006

0.007

0.008

0.009

190

0.004

0.005

0.006

0.007

0.008

200

0.004

0.005

0.006

0.007

0.008

210

0.003

0.005

0.006

0.006

0.007

[chart 6. 9] Vibration speed Distribution by distance - square root

6.4.4 Estimate Vibration speed by distance (cubic root) Vibration Distribution

Remarks ·Estimate vibration speed by using 95% reliability, cubic root ·Estimate vibration speed by changing cell amount by pattern and distance -Charge : 1.000 kg/delay -Charge : 1.500 kg/delay -Charge : 2.000 kg/delay -Charge : 2.500 kg/delay -Charge : 3.000 kg/delay

[chart 6. 10] vibration speed distribution graph by distance Graph - cubic root - 23 -

Distance (m)

Particle Velocity (cm/sec) 1.000 (kg/d)

1.500 (kg/d)

2.000 (kg/d)

2.500 (kg/d)

3.000 (kg/d)

10

0.325

0.394

0.452

0.503

0.548

20

0.120

0.146

0.168

0.186

0.203

30

0.067

0.082

0.094

0.104

0.114

40

0.045

0.054

0.062

0.069

0.075

50

0.032

0.039

0.045

0.050

0.055

60

0.025

0.030

0.035

0.039

0.042

70

0.020

0.024

0.028

0.031

0.034

80

0.017

0.020

0.023

0.026

0.028

90

0.014

0.017

0.019

0.022

0.024

100

0.012

0.015

0.017

0.019

0.020

110

0.010

0.013

0.015

0.016

0.018

120

0.009

0.011

0.013

0.014

0.016

130

0.008

0.010

0.012

0.013

0.014

140

0.007

0.009

0.010

0.012

0.013

150 160

0.007 0.006

0.008 0.007

0.009 0.009

0.010 0.010

0.011 0.010

170

0.006

0.007

0.008

0.009

0.010

180

0.005

0.006

0.007

0.008

0.009

190

0.005

0.006

0.007

0.007

0.008

200

0.004

0.005

0.006

0.007

0.008

210

0.004

0.005

0.006

0.006

0.007

[chart 6. 11] vibration speed distribution - Cubic root

6.4.5 Estimate Cell amount by distance(Allowable limit 0.3cm/sec) Cell amount by distance

remarks ∙Use 95% reliability vibration equation to estimate cell amount by distance when the vibration allowable limit is 0.3cm/sec

·The cross point of square root and cubic Root is 25m away from the splitting point

[chart 6. 12] Cell amount graph by distance Graph - 0.3cm/sec - 24 -

Distance (m)

Particle Velocity - 0.3cm/sec base SQUARE ROOT

CUBIC ROOT

적용값

2

0.081

0.007

0.007

4

0.326

0.054

0.054

6

0.733

0.183

0.183

8

1.304

0.434

0.434

10

2.037

0.847

0.847

12

2.934

1.463

1.463

13

3.443

1.861

1.861

14

3.993

2.324

2.324

16

5.216

3.469

3.469

18

6.601

4.939

4.939

20

8.149

6.775

6.775

22

9.861

9.017

9.017

24

11.735

11.707

11.707

25

12.733

13.232

12.733

26

13.772

14.884

13.772

28

15.972

18.590

15.972

30

18.336

22.865

18.336

32

20.862

27.749

20.862

34

23.551

33.284

23.551

36

26.403

39.510

26.403

38

29.419

46.468

29.419

[chart 6. 13] Cell amount distribution by distance - 0.3cm/sec base.

6.5 Review on the Method in the site 6.5.1 Scope of the review ·Reviewed test result based on the vibration allowable limit 0.3cm/sec for the safety matter and test result by the cell amount by distance.

6.5.2 Review result ·Based on the regulation for the safety matter, the allowable limit of o.3mm/sec, trial run was carried out in order to apply plasma rock splitting method adequately. From the test result, Non-vibration method ( hydraulic Jack, breaker fragmentation etc) was recommended within 13m from the safety matter and plasma method is recommended over 13m from the safety matter. - 25 -

method

Non-vibration method

Plasma method

cell volume (kg/d)

-

1.500

distance(m)

within 13m

Over 13m

[chart 6. 14] rock splitting method calculation by distance at site

Maedison county

Choi building.

Parking Lot

Daeshin Building

Rock Fragmentation – Hydraulic, Breaker etc Rock Fragmentation – Plasma Rock Splitting

[Fig 6. 4] review rock splitting method based on test result

6.5.3 Review wall part of the site ·Measured vibration at the wall of the site during breaker works and the maximum figure was Max. 1.8 cm/sec. By applying estimated vibration equation from the trial run, 2.2m distance is calculated. ·Accordingly when applying plasma method near the wall, the distance should be over 2,2m to control the vibration speed under the level of breaker vibration.

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Vibration speeed by breaker (cm/sec)

1st

2nd

3rd

0.970

1.840

1.720

[chart 6. 15] Breaker vibration speed

Distance (m)

Particle Velocity (cm/sec) 1.000 (kg/d) 1.500 (kg/d) 2.000 (kg/d) 2.500 (kg/d) 3.000 (kg/d)

2.0

1.549

2.019

2.438

2.821

3.179

2.1

1.453

1.894

2.287

2.647

2.982

2.2

1.367

1.782

2.152

2.490

2.806

2.3

1.290

1.682

2.030

2.349

2.647

2.4

1.220

1.591

1.920

2.222

2.504

2.5

1.156

1.508

1.820

2.106

2.374

2.6

1.098

1.432

1.729

2.001

2.255

2.7

1.045

1.363

1.646

1.905

2.146

2.8

0.997

1.300

1.569

1.816

2.046

2.9

0.952

1.241

1.499

1.734

1.954

3.0

0.911

1.188

1.434

1.659

1.869

Breaker works

Vibration measure

[Pic 6. 1] Vibration check during wall part breaker works

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·From the trial run at “Daechi-Dong H Hotel & Sports club new building construction project" following conclusion is induced.

7.1 Blasting Control Criteria application

remarks ·Refer to the specification of the general houses and

Ground Vibration

Noise level

0.3 cm/sec

apartments

80 dB(A)- week day ·“Regulation on noise and vibration” - Refer to the daytime 75 dB(A)-week end ordinance clause 29 para 2.3 'Life noise regulation' daytime [chart 7. 1] vibration limit at site

7.2 Vibration, Sound level measurement result 7.2.1 Vibration ·The vibration data at the beam (measurement NO4) show 0.024∼0.256cm/sec and the the maximum recorded 0.256cm/sec. The Data of NO1 distributes 0.060∼0.410cm/sec and the maximum was 0.410cm/sec. ·When comparing the data at beam and No. 1, the data at beam shows lower than that of no.1. it is surmised that the vibration at beam was reduced due to the space in the hole around the beam. ·The measurement result of 4 points in the site : Average 0.170cm/sec at 20m, Average 0.109cm/sec at 25m, Average 0.101cm/sec at 30m, Average 0.081cm/sec at 35m. Vibration reduction rate from 20m to 25m and the rate was small after 25m. ·The data at Parking lot was 0.060∼0.181cm/sec and the maximum was 0.181cm/sec, which is 60% level of the allowable limit, 0.3cm/sec. ·The data at the safety matter in the site, Daeshin Building, any vibration was traced as it is under the Trigger Level 0.013cm/sec..

measue point (Avr. distance)

measured vibration

average vibration

NO1 (20m)

0.060~0.410 0.014~0.246 0.014~0.251

0.170 0.109 0.101

NO2 (25m) NO3 (30m)

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0.013~0..225

NO4 (35m m)

mea asure poin nt

alllowable liimit

Pa arking lot Daeshin Buildin ng

0.3 cm/sec c

0.081

measured m v vibration

passed or failed

0.0 060~0.181 1 cm/sec

OK

N/T (un nder 0.013cm//sec)

OK

[charrt 7. 2] vib bration che eck inside the site 7.2.2 NO OISE ·The sou und data at the safety y matter, Parking P lot was 60.4∼ ∼69.8dB(A) and the maximum m is 69.8dB(A A), which is 87% of the allowable limit of the site s 80dB(A)). ·The soun nd data at th he safety matter m Daesh hin Building wast not re ecorded. [The sou und Sensor are related d to the Geo ophone. So if vibration n is not mea asured the sound s is no ot measure ed either - As A the groun nd vibration n speed (Ab bout 1000~3 3000m/sec) is faster tha an the sound d transmittting speed in i the air (A About 340m//sec), set th he Trigger Source S as Ge eophone.]

measre pointt

alllowable liimit

measured m sound

passed or Failed

60.4~69.8 8dB(A)

OK

N/T T

OK

Pa arking lot Daeshin buildin ng

80 dB(A)

[chart 7. 4] 4 sound level l chec ck in the safety s ma atter

7.3 Pre evention n of Flyin ng Rock ·In case of o flying roc ck a big acc cident can happen. h Acc cordingly safety s matt w was covered d to preven nt the flying rock in th he trial run n for safety purpose. safety. s Safetty matt is sstrongly rec commended d he actual sp plitting work ks to reduce e noise as well w as to pre event flying g rocks. during th

7.4 Analogize vibration equatiion 9

(Squarre Root)

(C Cubic Roott)

95% reliability y (Sq quare Roo ot)

(Cubic Root)

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[chart 7. 5] regression analysi

7.5 Review Rock splitting method ·Non-vibration method ( hydraulic Jack, breaker fragmentation etc) was recommended within 13m from the safety matter and plasma method is recommended over 13m from the safety matter.

method

Non-vibration method

Plasma method

cell volume (kg/d)

-

1.500

distance(m)

within 13m 이내

Over 13m

[chart 7. 6] rock splitting method calculation by distance at site ·Measured vibration at the wall of the site during breaker works and the maximum figure was Max. 1.8 cm/sec. By applying estimated vibration equation from the trial run, 2.2m distance is calculated. ·Accordingly when applying plasma method near the wall, the distance should be over 2,2m to control the vibration speed under the level of breaker vibration.

estimate vibration speed by distance

cell amount 1.500kg 2.0m 2.1m 2.2m 2.3m 2.4m 2.5m 2.6m 2.7m 2.8m 2.9m 3.0m 2.019 1.894 1.782 1.682 1.591 1.508 1.432 1.363 1.300 1.241 1.188

cm/sec

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Maedison county

Choi building.

Parking Lot

Daeshin Building

Rock Fragmentation – Hydraulic, Breaker etc Rock Fragmentation – Plasma Rock Splitting

7.6 Conclusion and recommendation The Trial Run showed satisfactory result in consideration of safety, vibration and noise. Recommend to provide safety measure (whistling before splitting, covering safety matt, etc. ) in consideration of safety matter before actual work.. Plasma rock splitting works are recommended to a distance over 13m from the safety matter and in every splitting work, recommend to review previous work result and readjust the quantity of holes, cellls, cell sizes, distances, resistance space etc.

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