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PRESENTATION OF THE SAFETY AND PERFORMANCE PARAMETERS OF ELECTRONIC DETONATORS AND THE IGNITION SYSTEM
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DETEX Electronic Detonator made by Kirlioglu consists of an electronic circuit with communication and microprocessor and wire bridge resistance coated with explosive material. DETEX Electronic Detonator, which identity information, delay information, charge, discharge and all functions are controlled digitally, is a system consisting of all electronic circuit elements. The system consists of a communication circuit, a master control circuit with a microprocessor, a controlled charge, a discharge and an ignition circuit. With two cables, the circuit takes both the feed and the communication via the same two cables. With embedded software installed on the system, all functions are provided digitally via the microprocessor. DETEX Electronic Detonator can connect with Logger, Slave and Blaster in the field and significantly increases explosive performance due to its high accuracy and reliability fragmentation and material integrity, muck stack control (excavation rate and dust control), vibration control and repeatability. It can be remotely control a network with several explosion drives located in different parts of the mine, from a central location to simultaneously explode and it can use up to 1000 detonators when using a Single Blaster. The DETEX Electronic Detonator and Ignition System have the advantage in the case of any stray currents, electromagnetic interference, radar radiation or as well as its safety in the case of misfire. It cannot be fired simply by a battery or by other electric sources has a special secure encrypted communication protocol for both the ignition line control and the wired data transmission. In INSEMEX specialized department this product was tested with success in accordance with the requirements applicable and was certified for EU market.
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