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Appearance Appearance title bar menu bar function toolbar object toolbar main window status bar Title Bar Menu Bar Function Toolbar Object Toolbar JKBMS current BMS database files, display, search, tools, options control of the tree structure creation of objects in the tree structure displays the tree structure information about selected object Main Window Status Bar 18 JKSimBlast
JKBMS Data Structure The BMS uses hierarchical, or parent-child, relationships to build a tree structure of the blast data. Each type of data object (e.g. pit, bench, blast) is given a unique identification, and can be both a child of one object and a parent to others. A single sequence of parents and children is called a branch, with each point in the branch, called a node, holding one object. The starting point for a tree is called the root object. A single BMS database can have several root objects, and thus several trees. Data Structure Root Object Parent of Domain Objects Children Each object in the tree is defined by three properties: its unique object ID number (shown in the status bar), its parent’s ID number, and the object type. Each object also has a name which can be modified by the user. Information is added to an object either by [double-click] on the object or [right-click] and select an option from the pop-up menu. Some objects do not accept any further information (such as open pit or blast collection), and only exist to help create a logical tree structure, similar to a folder in Windows Explorer. Other objects hold data about the object or a link to an external data source, or in some cases both. In particular, detailed blast information is stored in the original 2DBench, 2DRing or 2DFace JKSimBlast 19
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Page 4 and 5: Disclaimer JKSimBlast is a suite of
Page 6 and 7: Contents Introduction .............
Page 8 and 9: Sample Blasts......................
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Page 15 and 16: Introduction Overview JKSimBlast co
Page 17 and 18: Introduction Equipment Requirements
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Page 23 and 24: 6. Setup Type Select the type of in
Page 25 and 26: Introduction Select how and when to
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Page 31: JKBMS Overview The Blast Management
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Page 55 and 56: JKBMS Tutorial Setup This tutorial
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Page 61 and 62: JKBMS Tutorial Add Blast from 2DBen
Page 63 and 64: JKBMS Tutorial Select the blasts to
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Page 67 and 68: JKBMS Tutorial The blast will open
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Page 71 and 72: 2DBench Overview 2DBench is a graph
Page 73 and 74: 2DBench Design Modes A blast is div
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Page 79 and 80: 2DBench Tutorial Creating a Blast D
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2DBench Tutorial This mode is for d
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2DBench Tutorial >File >Save Blast
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2DBench Tutorial On the [Delay]
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2DBench Tutorial Open the paramete
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2DBench Tutorial Open the par
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2DBench Tutorial To run the sim
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2DBench Tutorial JKSimBlast 81
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2DRing General Functions 2DRing inc
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2DRing Title Bar Menu Bar Tool Bar
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2DRing Table 1.1 Change options dia
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2DRing The Object colour option all
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2DRing Global Construction Tools Se
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2DRing The user may also change the
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2DRing Figure 1.9 View of marked an
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2DRing Figure 1.10 Design Informati
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2DRing Loading & Saving Designs can
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2DRing Importing and Exporting 2DRi
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2DRing The user should also specify
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2DRing Once the appropriate informa
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2DRing The above reports are column
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2DRing paper). A logo and a comment
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2DRing Design Input Within 2DRing,
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2DRing Figure 2.2 Edit ring planes
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2DRing Multiple line segment drawin
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2DRing Drill Drives and Drill posit
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2DRing a) Ah = 1 b) Ar = W/2 c) Ar
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2DRing Individual holes can be posi
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2DRing Selection and Loading of Exp
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2DRing Selection and Loading of Del
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2DRing The surface delay mode allow
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2DRing Figure 3.1 Detonation simula
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2DRing e L 2 1 P 187. 5 D h 2
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2DRing Weighting 1 Time of referenc
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2DRing Figure 3.4 shows the 3D expl
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2DRing Fragmentation A review of br
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2DRing selection of fragmentation
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2DRing In the Rock Structure tab, t
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2DFace General Functions 2DFace inc
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2DFace Title Bar Menu Bar Tool Bar
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2DFace Table 1.1 Change options dia
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2DFace The Object colour option all
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2DFace Figure 1.5 Move 2D cursor to
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2DFace Figure 1.7 New scale option
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2DFace Query Options Two functions
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2DFace Figure 1.10 Design summary i
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2DFace Figure 1.12 Save Design and
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2DFace Figure 1.14 Import data dial
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2DFace Figure 1.17 String closure d
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2DFace The configuration for a part
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2DFace The user must select the pri
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2DFace Design Input Within 2DFace,
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2DFace Figure 2.1 String In line an
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2DFace position of the new drive. T
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2DFace Figure 2.4 Defining sections
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2DFace As shown in Figure 2.5 four
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2DFace . Figure 2.7 Burn cut select
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2DFace 2. Select the multiple holes
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2DFace 2. Select the multiple holes
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2DFace Selection and Loading of Exp
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2DFace Selection & Loading of Delay
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2DFace Delay accessories are stored
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2DFace 6. Definition of drill holes
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2DFace Figure 3.3 Output of a digit
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2DFace Equation (6) can be integrat
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2DFace 11.Select type of calculatio
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2DFace Detonation Simulation and Ti
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2DFace Figure 3.8 Detonation simula
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2DFace JKSimBlast 205
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2DView Overview 2DView is an extend
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2DView Opening a Blast Opening a bl
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2DView When the list is complete, c
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2DView Choose View Several pre-defi
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2DView Scroll Bars The display can
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2DView use the mouse or GoTo (or [H
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Margin 2DView This sets an extra ma
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2DView the speed of calculation. Wh
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2DView [click] or press [Enter] aga
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2DView [Move All Points] : apply a
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2DView open cut mine after removal
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Regions 2DView Calculate for only t
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Choosing Results 2DView This step i
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2DView rock mass. After this time i
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2DView calculate the contours, the
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2DView Actual Downhole Connection L
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2DView line contours, only the mini
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2DView 2. Open the Extra Hole Data
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TimeHEx Overview TimeHEx (Time vs H
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TimeHEx Set the time interval for t
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TimeHEx delays. The data in the tex
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TimeHEx Toggle the visibility of gr
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