Adv demo Flashcards

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0
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Accident:

A

Accidental explosion or fire resulting in damage to property

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Mishap:

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Injury, illness, or death

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2
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Incident:

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Any occurence that creates a potentially hazardous situation

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3
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SOP’s

Reviewed ________ for updates

A

Reviewed ANNUALY for updates/changes

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4
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SOP’s

Valid for __ yrs from date of approval

A

Valid for 4 yrs from date of approval

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5
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ATR for high risk category 1 & 2 are submitted within ____ hours

A

24 hrs

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6
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UNDET:

Wait times for land after each shot?

A

:5 mins

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7
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UNDET:

Wait times for UNDET after each shot?

A

:10 mins

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8
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UNDET:

Underwater explosives may require __to__ times more explosives than on land.

A

2-6 x’s more underwater than on land

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9
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Released energy follows the path of __________ resistance?

A

Least

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10
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Internal charges require ____ % less explosives?

A

70%

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11
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3 forms of released energy during underwater explosion:

A

Air shock wave

Water shock wave

Ground motion

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12
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Prop unseating:
___ ft of DET cord for every inch of shaft.

______ line used a shock suppresor.

A

1’ for every inch

Manila line as supressor

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13
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Safe distances:
D= ______

K= _______

W= _______

A

D= distance in feet

K= safety factor

W= net explosive weight in lbs.

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14
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Concrete & Masonry:

For charges less than ____ lbs add 10%.

A

Charges less than 50lbs

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15
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Concrete/Masonry Breaching:
Knocking down wall

Outer holes perpendicular, all other ____ degrees downward.

A

15 degrees downward

16
Q

Concrete/Masonry:
External charge- R3 KC

Radius is from outside of charge inward

17
Q

Concrete/Masonry:
INTERNAL charge- R3 KC

Radius is from center of blast outward. R= 1/2 the thickness of concrete

18
Q

What is the most powerful charge in a powder train?

19
Q

What is “standoff”?

A

Distance between charge & object

20
Q

What is “priming”?

A

Small charge used to set off a big charge

21
Q

What 3 charges are in a blasting cap?

A

Priming
Ignition
Base charge

22
Q

What prevents an electrical charge from building up in blasting cap lead wires?

23
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When testing burning rate of a safety fuse, how far should you be away?

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When firing a series circuit, what is used?
Blasting Machine
25
DET cord is made of what?
PETN or RDX
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Best type of explosive to use when cutting steel
Plastic explosives
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Shape charge with a cavity angle of 60 deg. and width of 4" will have what standoff? Which formula?
6" 1.5 x's Width
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RSO Maintains Control of the
Blasting Machine
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Ammunition Explosives and blasting Agents class
1
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Blasting Rock And Coral
2-6 Times more explosives than on land
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Cutting and Breaching Powder Point drive depth calc
Depth Desired - Existing Depth * Powder point spacing
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Prop unseating - Eplosive use approval
NAVSEA
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Prop wraps and length of Det cord
2 3/4 wraps 1' for every inch
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Barricading not present overpressure limit
3.5
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Concrete and Masonary under 50lbs off tnt
add 10%
36
Cross Fracture (saddle charge)
Round, Square, rectangular milled steel bars
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Stress Wave method (Diamond charge)
High carbon Steel or steel alloy