blasting barrel

blasting barrel

[′blas·tiŋ ‚bar·əl]
(mining engineering)
A piece of iron pipe, usually about one-half inch in diameter, used to provide a smooth passageway through the stemming for the miner's squib; it is recovered after each blast and used until destroyed.
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