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AUSTRALIAS NEXT GREAT COPPER PROJECT HILLSIDE: SOUTH AUSTRALIA Hillside ide Mine e Comm mmuni nity ty Voice, ce, 3 Ap April 2017 Blast t Managem gemen ent t & Monit itori oring ng Plans Blast Manage gemen ent & M


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AUSTRALIA’S NEXT GREAT COPPER PROJECT HILLSIDE: SOUTH AUSTRALIA

Hillside ide Mine e Comm mmuni nity ty Voice, ce, 3 Ap April 2017 Blast t Managem gemen ent t & Monit itori

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Blast Manage gemen ent & M & Monit itori ring g Plans

types es of imp mpacts acts

Vibration through the air (overpressure)

  • Is the pressure caused by a blast-generated shock wave over and

above normal atmospheric pressure. It is measured in decibels.

  • Air overpressure is often below the range of human hearing

Earth (ground vibration)

  • Measured as vibration velocity (in mm/s) and frequency (Hz)

Flyrock

  • Requires an exclusion zone

Generation of dust and fume

  • Refer to Dust management Plan
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Blast Manage gemen ent & M & Monit itori ring g Plans

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  • Ensure all relevant statutory requirements and Rex Minerals Policies

and Standards are met;

  • Manage and minimise the impact of blasting from mining operations on

the environment and nearby residences;

  • Maintain an effective response mechanism to deal with issues and

complaints; and

  • Ensure the results of blast monitoring comply with applicable criteria.
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Blast Manage gemen ent & M & Monit itori ring g Plans

contr ntrol

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  • pre-blast environmental assessment, considering wind speed, direction, and

meteorological conditions

  • use initiation systems that minimise vibration
  • use adequate stemming lengths and quality, to ensure maximum confinement
  • f explosive charges minimising fly-rock and overpressure
  • use suitable stemming material
  • ensure adequate burden is present on all faces
  • adhere to blast loading and initiation designs
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Blast Manage gemen ent & M & Monit itori ring g Plans

meas asurem uremen ent t criteria eria

Blasting criteria derived from AS2187.2 – 2006, Australian Standard “Explosives- Storage, transport and use Part 2: Use of explosives” (AS2187.2). Vibration criteria for the Hillside mine at residential premises Parameter Limits Ground Vibration 5mm/s PPV for 95% blasts per year, 10mm/s PPV maximum unless agreement is reached with the occupier that a higher limit may apply. Air Overpressure 115 dB(Lin) for 95% blasts per year, 120 dB(Lin) maximum unless agreement is reached with the occupier that a higher limit may apply. Vibration criteria for commercial and industrial buildings or structures Parameter Limits Ground Vibration 25mm/s PPV maximum.

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Sugg gges ested ed monit itorin

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Blast over erpr pressure essure monit itor

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with h solar r panel el power er sup upply y & a aerial ial for data a transmis nsmission ion

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Contact act det detail ils

Website: www.rexminerals.com.au Email: community@rexminerals.com.au