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Optimising Drilling And Blasting Operations On The First Shot

Main Conference: 20 21 October 2014
Workshops: 20 21 October 2014
The Wanderers Club, Johannesburg, South Africa
Key Speakers Includes::
Frank Chiappetta, Explosives Applications Engineer, Blasting Analysis International, United States of America
Kevin Landley, Blast Hole Drilling Consultant, Anglo American Technical Solutions, South Africa
Wolter De Graaf, Blasting Consultant and Senior Lecturer, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Mpho Poster, Acting Drill & Blast Engineer, Aveng Moolmans - Phoenix Nickel Mine, Botswana Kolomela
Mine, Kumba Iron Ore, South Africa
Yusuf Ravat, Blast Section Manager, Magalakwena Platinum, South Africa
Samson Mazara, Drilling & Blasting Engineer, Skorpion Zinc Mine, Namibia

Key Focus Areas:

1. Practical Methods For Achieving Better
Fragmentation With Unique Blast Designs
Which Cater To The Site Conditions
2. Application Of A Larger Booster To Ensure Efficient
Blasting For Increased Production Of 3%
3. Increasing Production From Annual Targeted
9Mt To 10.8Mt Of Final Product, Through
Effective Drilling And Blasting Procedures And
Downstream Processes
4. Presplitting and Highwall Controls (12 Rules)
Which Guarantee Results 100% Of The Time
5. What Not To Do When Transporting Explosives On
Mine Roads Outcomes Of A Recent Examination

This is not an ordinary update

conference, register now and enjoy:

8 comprehensive workshop style presentations on

improving drilling and blasting operations

Over 4 hours of networking with industry leaders

One-on-one meeting opportunities

2 Interactive workshops packed with extensive

information lead by world renowned drill and blast guru

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Welcome to Drill & Blast Africa 2014

Dear Executive
Future economic growth on most of the African continent is based on mining forecasts and investment is pouring into this
sector. As a result, mines have to ensure efficient operations to remain productive and to meet the current and future demand
from global markets.
Mine houses on the continent are spending millions of dollars on explosives and drilling equipment as well as consultants to help
increase drill and blast efficiency. Error free drilling and blasting operations are important as they ensure the sustainability and
profitability of mining operations, and affect all downstream processes.
Our in-depth research has indicated that mines in the region are operating on a trial and error basis which is ineffective and
unproductive. It is important for drill and blast professionals to explore and share new ways and technology to optimise
drilling and blasting operations to increase efficiency and productivity thus positively impacting company bottom line.
IQPC is proud to announce Drill & Blast 2014 taking place in Johannesburg, South Africa from 20 21 October 2014. The
exclusive meeting of drill and blast professionals is not just another conference with updates and short presentations on mine
operations; it is the most practical event you will attend featuring 8 in-depth workshop style presentations that will give hands-on
information to improve operations at your mine sites.
Drilling pattern analysis, blast analysis and fragmentation analysis will be on the spotlight as improvements of these directly impacts
company bottom line. Our expert speaker panel includes Frank Chiappetta, Explosives Application Engineer, Blast Analysis
International, USA, Kevin Landley, Blast Hole Drilling Consultant, Anglo American Technical Solutions, South Africa, Wolter
De Graaf, Blasting Consultant and Senior Lecturer, University of Pretoria, South Africa, Yusuf Ravat, Blast Section Manager,
Magalakwena Platinum, South Africa, who will deliver comprehensive presentations of over an hour each, from the sites they
work at.
Join our exclusive limited seat workshops facilitated by Frank Chiappetta, Explosives Application Engineer, Blast Analysis
International, USA and learn in detail about:
Optimising Your Drill & Blast Strategy
Presplitting And Highwall Controls (12 Rules) Which Will Guarantee Results 100% Of The Time
Dont miss out on this must attend practical event on drilling and blasting in the region. Register now on
www.drillandblastafrica.com or email enquiry@iqpc.co.za.
I look forward to meeting you at the conference.
Tanatsiwa Mabeza
Conference Director
Drill & Blast Africa 2014

Who will you meet at Drill & Blast Africa 2014?

Benefits of attending:
1. First hand detailed information from leading mines on how
they have improved production through blast optimisation
2. Learn from industry experts on strategies that can be
employed to develop unique drilling patterns for your sites
3. Up to date in-depth information on improving blast accuracy
4. Practical methods on improving fragmentation with site
specific blast designs
5. Detailed insights into presplitting and highwall controls for
guaranteed results

Drill and Blast Engineers

Drill and Blast Managers
Drill and Blast Superintendents
Drill and Blast Foremen
Drill and Blast Specialists
Mining Engineers
Mine Supervisor

Planning Engineers
Drill and Blast Specialist
Production Managers/
Engineers
Mine Managers
Mine Overseer

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Conference day one: Monday, 20 October 2014

08.30 Registration and Welcome Coffee

13.00 Application Of A Larger Booster To Ensure

Efficient Blasting For Increased Production Of
3%

09.00 Opening Remarks for the Chairman

KEYNOTE ADDRESS

09.10 Practical Methods For Achieving Better

Fragmentation With Unique Blast Deigns Which
Cater To The Site Conditions
Surprising factors which affect fragmentation
Achieving optimum fragmentation distributions to
satisfy the plant requirements
Improving fragmentation 5-10 fold with the
combined use of stem charges, air decks and
electronic detonators
Utilising shock/stress waves to increase fragmentation
without increasing powder factors
Increasing profit margin through the Mine-to-Mill
concept as applied to drilling and blasting
Frank Chiappetta, Explosives Applications Engineer,
Blasting Analysis International, United States of
America

10.00 Morning Refreshments and Networking Break

10.30 How We Increased Production From Targeted

9Mt To 10.8Mtof Final Product, Through Using
Effective Drilling And Blasting Procedures And
Downstream Processes
The success of the 3 year old Kolomela mine has been
beyond the expectation of Kumba Iron Ore. The mines
production was almost 2Mt above target for the year
ended 2013 and is on track to produce the targeted
10Mt for the year ended 2014 with figures already
indicating 2.5Mt produced in the first quarter. Mining is
done by conventional open pit mining and the
innovative drilling and blasting have formed an
important part of the production process. Presplitting,
precision in drilling pattern design as well as efficient
blast analysis have increased blasting accuracy at
the mine and improved fragmentation by more than
double. Hear about the success of Kolomela mine and
see what practical processes you too can implement
at your mine.
Kolomela Mine, Kumba Iron Ore, South Africa

12.00 Lunch and Networking Break

CASE STUDY

Wolter De Graaf, Blasting Consultant and Senior

Lecturer, University of Pretoria, South Africa

Magalakwena, the largest open pit platinum mine in

the world is targeted to produce 400koz of platinum a
year by 2017, a 100koz increase from the current
300koz produced. The first quarter of 2014 has
already recorded a 3% increase in production due to
efficient mining procedures and the maintaining of a
low operating cost per ton milled. Innovative drilling
and blasting techniques have contributed to the mines
success as have effective fragmentation analysis
procedures. The use of larger boosters for blast
operations in particular has proved to be efficient and
cost effective for the mine as will be highlighted in this
presentation.
Yusuf Ravat, Blast Section Manager, Magalakwena
Platinum, South Africa

14.30 Afternoon Refreshments and Networking Break

15.00 Meeting Targets Consistently And Going Beyond

The Target Mark Through Exploring New Ways Of
Conducting Drilling And Blasting At A Mine With
An Approaching Its Lifespan
Skorpion Zinc mine in the 8th largest zinc mine in the
world and has managed to maintain a production
target of 1.6 Mt of zinc per month. This has been not
easy as the mine is approaching the end of its life
span, while drilling and blasting has to occur
continuously. Skorpion zinc works with streamline
processes where multiple cost effective tasks are
completed before the whole drilling and blasting
process has occurred. Ore is continually sampled after
drilling to ensure that the blasted material is of the
required grade. Site specific drilling designs and
loading plans have been developed for the site to
ensure it remains competitive in its remaining years.
This presentation will give more insight into the stream
line procedures at Skorpion Zinc Mine.
Samson Mazara, Drilling & Blasting Engineer,
Skorpion Zinc Mine, Namibia

16.30 Close of Conference Day 1

Don't miss our evening workshop on

'Optimising Your Drill and Blast
Strategy'
- see page 5 for more details.

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Conference day two: Tuesday, 21 October 2014

13.20 Optimizing Drilling And Blasting Operations In An
Unstable Environment

08.30 Registration and Welcome Coffee

09.00 Opening Remarks for the Chairman
Wolter De Graaf, Blasting Consultant and Senior
Lecturer, University of Pretoria, South Africa
09.10 What Not To Do When Transporting Explosives
On Mine Roads Outcomes Of A Recent
Examination
A blaster and his assistant were instantly killed, when
their vehicle exploded on a mine road, while
transporting explosives in an approved pick-up truck
and explosive box. At first, everyone believed that the
cause of the accident was directly related to mixing
high explosives and detonators in the same
compartment of the explosive box. But, the
contributing factors to the accident surprised
everyone. This presentation goes through the detailed
investigative and forensic processes by reconstructing
the damaged vehicle and explosive box, including
performing full scale simulation tests to duplicate the
accident. A video of the site immediately following the
accident will conclude with a complete set of
recommendations to eliminate similar accidents from
occurring in the future.
Frank Chiappetta, Explosives Applications Engineer,
Blasting Analysis International, United States of
America

Located in Botswana, Phoenix Nickel Mine has the

challenge of conducting drilling and blasting while
situated in an unstable environment. Blasting has to
occur with the threat of boulders rolling back into the
mining pit. Electric programmable detonators are being
used to counter this and to reduce vibrations through
controlling timing delays.
Mpho Poster, Acting Drill & Blast Engineer, Aveng
Moolmans - Phoenix Nickel Mine, Botswana
14.30 Afternoon Refreshments and Networking Break
15.00 Close-in Blasting to Protect a Multi-Billion Dollar
Bio-Tech Process
Blasting Analysis International (BAI) was commissioned
by a large pharmaceutical company overseas to
assure that blasting did not damage a number of very
close-in facilities and structures, which housed a multibillion dollar bio-tech process. Once activated, the
bio-tech process could not be disrupted or shut down
during the blasting period. The project involved
removing a large hard-rock outcrop area for
expansion, which was approximately 15 20m high,
and spanned an area of approximately 100m by
330m. Over 125 carefully controlled and continually
modified blasts were required to complete the project
safely and successfully.

10.00 Morning Refreshments and Networking Break

10.30 Poorly Drilled Blast Sites Result In Substandard
Outcome, Poor Fragmentation And Ultimately
Lost Production Get Your Drilling Right
Getting your drilling right is of paramount importance
as this affects the blast and fragmentation, rippling to
downstream processes. Human error is often sited as
the reason why drilling becomes inaccurate and
impact negatively on mine production. In this session
you will get more information on:
Matching drilling pattern to rock type
Factors to consider when deciding on drill rig fleets
to suit the mining geometry
Common angle errors and how to ensure they are
avoided
How to drill the correct depth for rock material
Strategies employed in ensuring correct drilling in
areas where drilling quality and measurement is
difficult
Examples from past experiences will be shared as well
as recommendations on what could have been done
to ensure correct drilling.
Kevin Landley, Blast Hole Drilling Consultant, Anglo
American Technical Solutions, South Africa

This presentation will include how to develop a

sure-proof method of assuring no damage to the
sensitive facilities, analysis of the test procedures used
to develop safe vibration levels and blast designs,
methods to monitor and evaluate small test shots, how
to develop continually changing custom blast designs
and delegates will view selected video clips of the
close-in blasting
Frank Chiappetta, Explosives Applications Engineer,
Blasting Analysis International, United States of
America
16.30 Close of Conference

Don't miss our evening workshop on

'Presplitting and Highwall Controls
(12 Rules) which Guarantee Results
100% of the Time'
- see page 5 for more details.

12.30 Lunch and Networking Break

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Workshops: 20 - 21 October 2014

Workshop A - 20 October 2014
Time - 17:00 PM 20 : 00 PM

Workshop B- 21 October 2014

Time: 17: 00 PM 20: 00 PM

Optimising Your Drill and Blast Strategy

Presplitting and Highwall Controls

(12 Rules) which Guarantee Results
100% of the Time

Workshop Description:
The introduction of precise electronic detonators has dramatically
changed the way we do blast designs. Initially electronic detonators
were introduced as a specialty application to control ground
vibrations, air blast and fly rock. But today, the primary application
of electronic detonators is in substantially improving fragmentation,
increasing the plant/leach pad throughput, and minimising system
cost. Very small changes in the blast design, with the use of
electronic detonators, can achieve substantial improvements.
Workshop Outline:
Necessary requirements to satisfy the fragmentation distributions
for processing plants
Stem charge and air deck blasting theories: applications and
example calculations
Determining the optimum hole, row and deck delays to increase
fragmentation, casting and to minimise ore dilution
Outlining problems with single hole signature analysis for
vibration predictions, and how to handle this effectively
Understanding blast design influence on the total mining
system costs
Combining electronic detonators with stem charge, air decks,
very short (1-3ms) hole delays, and very long (100-300ms) row
delays to increase drill patterns 8-15%, without affecting
fragmentation

Workshop Description:
Twelve cardinal rules have been developed to guarantee excellent
presplit results in medium to large diameter holes. The success of
this technique relies not only on the presplit design, but also on the
blasting sequence and in protecting the presplit charges.
Workshop Outline:
Presplitting theory and calculations
Types of rocks which can and cannot presplit
Blast design details (powder factors, spacing, charge placement
in hole, subgrade, buffer hole offset and delay timing
Mass blasting. This allows the presplit, buffer holes and all of the
production holes to be fired in one blast without damaging the
highwall, regardless of the size of the production blast

About Your Facilitator:

Frank Chiappetta
Explosives Applications Engineer
Blasting Analysis International, United States of America
R. Frank Chiappetta has been the President and Explosives Applications Engineer with Blasting Analysis International, Inc. (BAI) since 1988.
BAI is an independent international consulting group out of Allentown, PA, specializing in custom blast designs and explosives applications
in surface mining, underground and construction operations. BAI has worked in all 50 States in the U.S.A. and 26 other countries. Such
projects included the first major expansion and deepening of the Panama Canal.
Frank has a MSc. degree in Mining Engineering from Queens University, Canada with a specialty in explosives applications. During his career,
Frank has worked for Inco Metals (now Vale), Iron Ore Company of Canada, Queens University, and the Atlas Powder Company (now Orica).
He was one of four authors for the textbook entitled Explosives and Rock Blasting, and received the Distinguished Service Award from the
International Society of Explosives Engineers in 1990 for his outstanding technical contribution to the explosives and mining industries.

Specialties include:

Custom blast designs (surface mining, underground and construction operations)

Close-in blasting to sensitive structures and processes
Structural damage investigations
Vibration, airblast, flyrock, dust, and noxious gas controls
Comprehensive drill and blast audits
Electronic detonator applications
Blast design requirements to satisfy optimum fragmentation distributions for processing plants
Presplitting and highwall controls
Blasting accident investigations
On-site training

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Main Conference: 20 21 October 2014

Workshops: 20 21 October 2014
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