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Fig 1.

Uncoupled charge structure.

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Numerical model.

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Fig 3.

P-α State equation.

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Table 1.

RHT parameters of rocks.

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Table 2.

The parameters of explosive.

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Fig 4.

Comparison of numerical simulation results and experimental results.

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Fig 5.

Location of monitoring points.

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Fig 6.

Effective stress distribution of concentric uncoupled and eccentric uncoupled charge blasting when r=6 cm (single cartridge).

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Fig 7.

Effective stress on circular line with different r.

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Fig 8.

Effective stress attenuation in directions A, B and C (single cartridge).

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Fig 9.

Different charge structures of double cartridge.

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Fig 10.

Different charge structures of the three rolls.

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Fig 11.

Effective stress distribution of concentric uncoupled and eccentric uncoupled charge blasting when r=6 cm (double cartridge).

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Fig 12.

Effective stress distribution of concentric uncoupled and eccentric uncoupled charge blasting when r=6 cm (three charge rolls).

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Fig 13.

Effective stress attenuation in directions A, B and C (double cartridge).

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Fig 14.

Effective stress attenuation in directions A, B and C (double cartridge).

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Fig 15.

Damage evolution process of concentric and eccentric uncoupled blasting rock (single cartridge).

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Fig 16.

Damage evolution process of concentric and eccentric uncoupled blasting rock (double cartridge).

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Fig 17.

Damage evolution process of concentric and eccentric uncoupled blasting rock (three charge volumes).

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Fig 18.

Damage degree of blasting rock with different charge structures of concentric uncoupling and eccentric uncoupling.

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Fig 19.

Comparison of damage degree in the upper and lower parts of the rock around the gun hole.

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