Technology
Smart blastingCapturing, understanding and harnessing data is key to controlling blasting costs through continuous improvement
Capturing, understanding and harnessing data is key to controlling blasting costs through continuous improvement
August 31, 2020

Improved data collection and fragmentation analysis technologies, such as those developed by Orica and applied at Boliden's Kevitsa nickel mine in Finland (above), are helping optimize blasting practices for the entire production process. Courtesy of Orica
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