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KoolKap Bikini Bag Underwater Blasting Solutions Applications The main application for this system is in wet production holes. Prevents Dead Pressing in blast columns over 70 metres and can be placed precisely adjacent to hard bands in wet


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KoolKap Bikini Bag

Underwater Blasting Solutions

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The main application for this system is in wet production holes. Prevents Dead Pressing in blast columns over 70 metres and can be placed precisely adjacent to hard bands in wet holes. Can also be used as a decoupled charge to reduce power factor in blown out holes or pre splits

Applications

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Examples of using KBB’s and decking

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Example 1

Bands of clay / soft ground in a dry hole

  • Stand-off 1-2m
  • Air deck
  • ANFO
  • Air deck adjacent to clay
  • ANFO
  • Air deck adjacent to clay
  • ANFO
  • Stemming (good quality cuttings)
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Example 2

Bands of clay / soft ground in a wet hole

  • No Dewatering
  • KBB toe charge
  • Suspend KBB in hard bands
  • Air deck above water
  • Stemming
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Example 3

Voids

  • Stand-off 1-2m
  • Air deck
  • KBB’s sitting on air deck
  • Air deck above voids
  • ANFO
  • Air deck
  • Stemming
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Example 4

Deep holes In dry holes deeper than 80m

  • Stand-off 1-2m
  • Air decking
  • ANFO
  • Spaced air deck
  • ANFO
  • Spaced air deck
  • Stemming
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Example 5

Deep holes In wet holes deeper than 80m

  • KBB’s will avoid “dead pressing” by reducing column pressure on

the toe charge Drill manufacturers are designing new rigs to drill 90-100m depths

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Loading & lowering

Tripod

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Trapeze attached to hydraulic boom on LV

Bag positioned through lower eyelets on loading pegs, lowering rope through top eyelets to figure 8 friction brake.

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Lowering brake and trapeze detail

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Loading bag on tripod system

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Booster placed inside inner bag and pumping product

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Loaded bag ready to lower by pulling the handle forward

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230 diameter bag in a 230mm tube

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Inner bag folded and filled bag tied off for protection against DYNAMIC water

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KBB’s in action