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2DFace<br />

Single<br />

hole<br />

All<br />

holes<br />

Marked<br />

holes<br />

Delay accessories are stored in a MS Access database with<br />

a default name of Stock.mdb. The database can be modified<br />

with the MS Access software<br />

The downhole delays dialog also allows the user to edit<br />

some of the delay connector and primer properties assigned<br />

to a particular design.<br />

The downhole delay mode allows the user to insert<br />

downhole delays one hole at a time, all holes at once, a<br />

group of marked holes or a group of unmarked holes. These<br />

options can be accessed via the downhole delay mode icon<br />

selection in the tool bar.<br />

Unmarked<br />

holes<br />

Surface<br />

delay<br />

mode<br />

Current<br />

mode<br />

parameter<br />

Surface delays<br />

Once holes are primed and downhole delays inserted, the<br />

next step is to place surface ties between hole collars. The<br />

placement of surface ties is carried out by activating the<br />

surface delay mode function via the Mode+surface delay<br />

menu item or alternatively by clicking on the surface delay<br />

mode icon.<br />

Before tying begins, the user must select the type of surface<br />

delay element and the type of connection to be used. This is<br />

done by accessing the surface delay dialog (Figure 2.16)<br />

via the Parameters+surface delays menu item or<br />

alternatively by clicking on the current mode parameter<br />

icon.<br />

Depending on position, surface delays are referred to as<br />

inter-row ties or inter-hole ties, in addition the connection<br />

of each surface delay can be specified to be bi-directional<br />

or uni-directional (Figure 2.16).<br />

190 JKSimBlast

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