Aug 12, 2025
US12385724 - Method of blasting using jet units charged in a blast-hole

Liners ( 150 ), fittings ( 11 - 22 ), and spacers ( 23 - 25 ) are provided to assemble the jet ( 170 ) units, which work as explosives ( 110 ) and detonators ( 120 ) to form stand-off distance and air-deck ( 140 ) space. The liners ( 150 ) release jets ( 170 ) and the fittings ( 11 - 22 ) and spacers ( 23 - 25 ) are designed to attach the liner ( 150 ) firmly to the explosives ( 110 ), inducing the cavity effect. The objective of the present invention is to provide a blasting method using a jet ( 170 ) unit to overcome the limits of sympathetic detonation, applying a mechanism that is ideal according to the analysis of observations in blast-hole ( 100 ) blasting. The application of jet ( 170 ) units for jet ( 170 ) detonation in blast-hole ( 100 ) blasting overcomes the performance limits of explosives ( 110 ) manufacturing and the conceptual limits of detonators ( 120 ) functionalities and improves the channel effect, dead pressing, loss of power, and stopping of detonation etc. Particularly, the application of controlled blasting and air-decking can be carried out without restriction while maintaining the safety of the slurry or emulsion explosives ( 110 ).
The patent describes a method for blasting that utilizes jet units charged in a blast-hole to enhance the effectiveness of explosives and detonators while addressing issues like sympathetic detonation. It includes a fitting assembly designed to securely attach liners for detonation to a cylindrical fitting, improving the overall safety and performance of blasting operations.
Claim 1
- A fitting assembly comprising a cylindrical fitting and one or more liners for detonation, wherein the liner(s) for detonation is integrally or detachably attached to the cylindrical fitting, and the liner(s) for detonation is oriented along the longitudinal axis of the cylindrical fitting.
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