Charge Distribution is a methodological framework in blasting engineering that specifies the spatial arrangement and quantity of explosive charges within boreholes to optimize rock fragmentation, controlled by parameters such as charge mass, spacing, and decoupling, distinguishing it from other blasting design elements by its focus on the geometric and quantitative deployment of explosives.
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