Long-Delay Blasting is a controlled blasting technique in rock fragmentation engineering characterized by the use of extended inter-hole and inter-row initiation delays, typically on the order of tens to hundreds of milliseconds, to enhance fracture propagation, reduce ground vibration, and improve muck pile uniformity compared to short-delay blasting methods.
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