Explosion Questions Flashcards
Magazine structures shall be located away from any other building (Excempt for any building that is used solely for capping fuses or making primers). The distance between a magazine and other buildings shall be at least:
100 feet
What is the minimum age for a person to be employed in loading or blasting operations
21
What is considered the safe distance from a magazine for explosives to be opened
50 feet
which of he following regulates the use of explosies?
Construction safety orders of the division of industrial safety
Health and safety code of the state of california
how many inches of wood or equivalent separation are neccessary to transport detonators or capped fuses in the same vehicle?
4
a structure in which more that 100 pounds of explosives are kept is called:
a magazine of the 1st class
Which of the following is a stout box used to store not more than 100 pounds of explosives
a magazine of the second class
what is not correct concerning a magazine of the first class used only to store gunpowder and black blasting powder in a fire resistant and bullet resistant structure
all of the structure must be fire resistant and bullet resistant
all fuses must be long enough to extend beyond the collar of the hole and in no case less than a minimum of how many feet?
3
oils and combustibles shall not be located within how many feet of a magazine building
50
timing of safety fuses shall be such that no charge will explode until at least how long after the last fuse in the blast area is ignited
2 minutes
After electrical blasting, how long must workers wait before approaching the blast site?
5 minutes
Magazine buildings shall be located ____ feet from low voltage electrical lines and ____ feet fro high voltage electrical lines
25, 100
The closest distance a 2nd class magazine may be to another 2nd class magazine shall be:
50 feet
upon the premises where magazines are located, there shall be posted signs with the words “Explosives - keep off” these letters shall be 8” high and within how man feet of the magazine?
100 feet