Rock Fragmentation is the process of breaking rock into discrete pieces through controlled blasting, distinguished by the size distribution and shape characteristics of the resulting fragments in quarry, surface, tunnel, and smooth blasting operations.
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Rock fragments in top soils: significance and processes
Jean Poesen, H. Lavée · CATENA · 1994 · 587 citations
Terrestrial, lunar, and interplanetary rock fragmentation
W. K. Hartmann · Icarus · 1969 · 290 citations
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