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Wireless detonator systems present opportunities for controlled blasting of rock without the encumbrances of physical wired connections at the blast site Disclosed herein are wireless detonator assemblies, which sense the state of environmental condition(s) of their immediate vicinity, and which are active to receive and/or process a command signal to FIRE only if the A wireless detonator is disclosed that includes an antenna for receiving microwaves, a detonator provided with a heating element, and a transmission circuit The heating element in the detonator is heated by the energy of the microwaves The transmission circuit transmits the microwave energy from the antenna directly to the heating elementUSA Wireless detonator Google PatentsA wireless detonator which includes a control unit, an ignition element, an energy source which is configured to fire the ignition element in response to a signal from the control unit, a communication module, and an energy harvesting unit which harvests energy from an external electromagnetic field which is used to power, at least, the communication moduleUSB2 Wireless detonator Google Patents
A wireless detonator which includes a control unit, an ignition element, an energy source which is configured to fire the ignition element in response to a signal from the control unit, a communication module, and an energy harvesting unit which harvests energy from an external electromagnetic field which is used to power, at least, the communication moduleWireless detonators, and corresponding wireless detonator systems present opportunities for blasting arrangements that avoid the need for physical wire connections between the blasting components The present application discloses a wireless detonator assembly, a corresponding blasting apparatus, and a method of use thereof The wireless detonator assembly USB2 Wireless detonator assembly, and methods of Justia Patents US Patent for Wireless detonator Patent (Patent # 5,146,044) Wireless detonator Oct 7, 1991 Nippon Oil and Fats Co, Ltd A wireless detonator is disclosed that includes an antenna for receiving microwaves, a detonator provided with a heating element, and a transmission circuit The heating element in the detonator is heated by the energy of the US Patent for Wireless detonator Patent (Patent
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Wireless detonators, and corresponding wireless detonator systems present opportunities for blasting arrangements that avoid the need for physical wire connections between the blasting components The present application discloses a wireless detonator assembly, a corresponding blasting apparatus, and a method of use thereof The wireless detonator assembly Wireless detonator assemblies (5159) in use, form a crosscommunicating network of wireless “detonator assemblies, such that communication of each wireless detonator assembly (5759) with an associated blasting machine (50) can occur either directly, or via relay of signals (6169) between other wireless detonator assemblies (5156) in the networkUS Patent for Wireless detonator assemblies, and WIRELESS DETONATOR Abstract A wireless detonator which includes a control unit, an ignition element, an energy source which is configured to fire the ignition element in response to a signal from the control unit, a communication module, and an energy harvesting unit which harvests energy from an external electromagnetic field which is used to power, at least, the Wireless Detonator Venter; Francois ; et al [DETNET SOUTH
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16/02/2022 The company’s new Initiation Transponder 6 (IT 6) is designed to be connected directly to a remotely deployed, nonelectric mine neutralization device, such as a Cobra MDS from ECS Special Projects This allows EOD teams to send a wireless, acoustic command from their vessel, safely initiating a shock tube detonator Recent demonstrations were conducted “CyberDet I is Dyno Nobel’s throughtheearth wireless detonator offering, developed on the back of customers telling us it’s technology they need,” Hayne said Incitec Pivot Ltd Chief Technology Officer, Robert Rounsley, said CyberDet I highlighted the group’s commitment to advanced technology development “One of the key advantages of our wireless offering is its wireless blasting Archives International MiningWireless initiating systems allow for groups of inhole primers to be wirelessly initiated by a firing command that communicates through rock, air, and water This World Coal article looks at how wireless blasting can benefit surface mining operations Read more 16 Nov 2021 Media Release Orica reports successful production trial of WebGen™ 200 This link will open in a new WebGen™ World's first truly wireless initiating system
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