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JKSimBlast is a comprehensive software package for blasting in mines and similar operations. It is available as separate stand-alone modules and three packages.
| Modules | |
| 2DBench | - surface blast design and analysis |
| 2DRing | - underground blast design and analysis |
| 2DFace | - tunnel blast design and analysis |
| JKBMS | - blast management system |
| 2DView | - extended blast analysis |
| TimeHEx | - extended timing analysis |
| Packages | |
| Surface | - 2DBench, JKBMS, 2DView, TimeHEx |
| Underground | - 2DRing, JKBMS, 2DView, TimeHEx |
| Tunnelling | - 2DFace, JKBMS, 2DView, TimeHEx |
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For more information, go to the JKSimBlast pages or contact one of the agents.
For information on Support and Maintenance, go to Support.
JKBench is a scaled-down version of 2DBench. It has been recently upgraded (January 2008), is now fully compatible with 2DBench and is available in two versions. The primary version has the same basic features for hole layout, charging, timing, simple analyses and reporting as in 2DBench, and shares the same databases for storage and explosives & accessories. The extended version adds the design tools for electronic delays. Both versions can be upgraded to the full version of 2DBench at any time.
For more information, go to the 2DBench pages or contact one of the agents.
The source of these images can be a muck pile, haul truck, leach pile, draw point, waste dump, stockpile, conveyor belt, or any other situation where clear images of rock fragments can be obtained. Split-Desktop accepts both digital still and video images for analysis.
Split-Desktop plots the resulting size distributions in various formats (linear-linear, log-linear, log-log, and Rosin-Rammler). The size distribution results can be stored in a tab-delineated file for use in spreadsheet and plotting programs. In addition, Split-Desktop automatically generates results reports in HTML.
For more information, go to the Split-Desktop pages, the Split Engineering web site or contact Soft-Blast.