Blast Design: Fragmentation & Flyrock

A real Kuz–Ram fragmentation model drives a Rosin–Rammler size distribution, and each sampled rock fragment is launched under genuine gravity + quadratic-drag ballistics timed to the row-by-row firing sequence. Tune the powder factor, burden, spacing and inter-row delay and watch how they trade off fragment size against flyrock risk.

Blast pattern & firing sequence (plan view)

Unfired hole Firing / shock ring Broken (fired)
Fragment trajectory (drag + gravity) Landing mark

Controls

Ready. Adjust the sliders, then press Fire blast.

Fragmentation size distribution

% passing (Rosin–Rammler) >1 m oversize zone

Live metrics

Mean fragment X₊₀—Kuz–Ram model
Oversize (>1 m)—Rosin–Rammler tail
Uniformity index n—curve shape
Flyrock 95th pct.—no shot fired yet