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Misfire incidents present substantial safety risks in mine blasting operations, making their precise and timely detection critical for operational safety. To address the challenges of low signal-to-noise ratios in complex mine vibration signals and subtle misfires often obscured by noise, this study develops a vibration signal processing method. The approach combines Empirical Mode Decomposition-singular Value Denoising (EMD-SVD) for primary feature extraction with time-segmented wavelet ridge analysis for misfire identification. Applied to a blasting operation case study at a Weinan metal mine, this method successfully identifies misfire events while overcoming the inadequate recognition accuracy of traditional methods in high-noise environments. Field vibration signal analysis confirms the method′s exceptional noise immunity, accurate feature identification, and reliable detection performance, establishing a novel technical solution for real-time intelligent misfire monitoring in mining operations.
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