BlasToolsPro vs SmartDirt

BlasToolPro is a calculator/converter with more than 100 formulas to provide solutions for such topics as 1. Blast Pattern Design 1.1. Bench Height 1.2. Hole Diameter 1.3. Burden 1.4. Spacing 1.5. Sub-Drill Depth 1.6. Top Stemming 1.7. Deck Stemming 1.8. Base Charge Length 2. Delay Timing 2.1. Hole-to-Hole delays 2.2. Row-to-Row delays 2.3. Avoid supersonic face velocity 2.4. Estimating vibration frequency 2.5. Delay scatter 2.6. Out-of-sequence probability 2.7. Probability of close firing 3. Volume, Weight and Powder Factors 3.1. Volume of Rock per blast hole 3.2. Weight of Rock per blast-hole 3.3. Weight of Explosives per blast-hole 3.4. Loading Density 3.5. Powder Factor 4. Working with Angled Holes 4.1. Hole 'Look-out' distance 4.2. Required hole angle 4.3. Required hole length 4.4. Burden - two angled holes 4.5. Stemming - two angled holes 4.6. Collar distance - two angled holes 5. Pre-split Design 5.1. Pre-split spacing 5.2. Pre-split charge load 5.3. Pre-split stemming height 5.4. Pre-split hole diameter 5.5. Pre-split explosive diameter 6. Decoupled Charges 6.1. Coupling Ratio 6.2. Dropped explosive cartridge diameter 6.3. Decoupled Charge Effective Density 7. Wet Hole Formulas 7.1. No. of Cartridges to clear Water 7.2. Final Height of Water in Wet Hole 8. Abney Levels and Clinometers 8.1. Calculate Bench Height 8.2. Calculate Toe Burden 8.3. Face Angle 9. Scaled Distance and Blast Vibration 9.1. Actual Scaled Distance 9.2. Max Charge Weight 9.3. Minimum Distance 9.4. Predicting Vibration 9.5. Site specific k factor 9.6. Site specific b exponent 9.7. Distance from seismic data 9.8. Acceleration from PPV 9.9. Displacement from PPV 9.10. Explosive Quantity from PPV 9.11. K Factor Converting 9.12. Estimated p-wave velocity 10. Flyrock 10.1. Average Muckpile Displacement 10.2. Extreme Flyrock 10.3. Burden Velocity and Throw 10.4. Burden Based on Throw 10.5. Scaled Burial Depth 10.6. Stem Length and Collar Flyrock Potential 11. Detonation and Blast-hole pressure 12. Fragmentation Calculations 12.1. Rock Factor 12.2. Uniformity Index 12.3. Important Particle Size 12.4. Convert D50% to Dxx% 12. Weight and Bulk Strength 12.1. Absolute Bulk Strength 12.2. Absolute Weight Strength 12.3. Relative Bulk Strength 12.4. Relative Weight Strength 12.5. Equivalent Weight of Explosive 13. Overpressure Prediction 14. GPS Data Manipulation 14.1. Latitude/Longitude to Distance 14.2. Distance from UTM coordinates 14.3. Distance from State plane coordinates 14.4. Latitude/Longitude to UTM 14.5. UTM to Latitude/Longitude Supported Conversion Types: 1. Length - meters, kilometers, millimeters, centimeters, micrometers, thou, inches, feet, yard, miles 2. Weight - kilograms, grams, milligrams, tonne, grain, ounces, pounds, ton, imperial ton 3. Velocity - m/s, mm/s, km/s, in/s, ft/s, ft/min, ft/hr, mph, fu/fo 4. Area - m², mm², cm², km², hectare, in², ft², yd², acre, miles² 5. Pressure/Sound - Pa, kPa, MPa, GPa, psi, kpsi, bar, kbar, atm, dB 6. Volume - m³, mm³, cm³, liter, in³, ft³, yd³, gal 7. Time - second, millisecond, minute, hour, day, week, month, year 8. Density - kg/m³, t/m³, g/cm³, lb/ft³, lb/yd³, lb/gal, T/yd³, T/ft³ 9. Powder Factor - kg/m³, g/m³, lb/yd³, kg/t, g/t, lb/ton, t/g, t/kg, ton/lb 10. Linear Charge Weight - g/m, mg/m, kg/m, grain/ft, lb/ft 11. Energy Density - J/m³, J/cm³, kJ/m³, MJ/m³, cal/ft³, cal/cm³, kcal/ft³, kcal/cm³, Mcal/ft³, Mcal/cm³ 12. Specific Energy - J/kg, J/g, kJ/kg, MJ/kg, cal/g, cal/lb, kcal/lb, Mcal/lb, kcal/ton, Mcal/ton 13. Power - watt, kilwatt, horsepower 14. Temperature - celsius, fahrenheit, kelvin All formulas support metric and imperial systems. Detailed explanation is provided for each formula. All entered values are saved for subsequent use and re-use in different formulas.

SmartDirt uses your AGTEK takeoff to display the geo-referenced 3D model, data lines, and plansheets on your iPhone or iPad. Show Cut-Fill as you walk on the interactive grid map or switch to the plans as needed. Select points to see elevations, coordinates, station & offset, point labels and approximate distance from your location. Measure slope or distance with a tap or estimate earthwork quantities with the measure tool. Take pictures, create notes, or create tracks that can be read by Sitework 4D or Google Earth.