Detonation Simulation

The simulation can be started from any point in the design. It can be run in step mode or continuous, and can be stopped at any time.

For a downhole or surface delay to initiate successfully it must be connected to a previously initiated delay.

For a deck to detonate successfully (explode on screen) it must either have a successfully initiated delay placed within the deck, or be continuous in the hole with another successfully detonated deck.

A simulation can be run with or without the influence of delay scatter. Multiple random simulations can be calculated to determine timing statistics for each component of the design.

Note: the simulation shown here is from an animated GIF file, and may run slowly on your computer. The speed of an actual detonation simulation in a JKSimBlast design module can be controlled by the user.