 Explosives should be protected as far as practicable during storage against heat, moisture, fire, lightning, projectiles, and theft. The buildings should therefore be weather-proof, covered by fire-proof and bullet-proof material, well ventilated, in...  Bulletin - Page 601911Full view - About this book
 | Geological Survey (U.S.) - Geology - 1909 - 86 pages
...magazine: A, section at line CD in fig. 11, B; B, section at line AS In fig. 12, A. Explosives should be protected as far as practicable during storage against...material, well ventilated, in secluded locations, and not beside grass or underbrush subject to fire risk. Lightning protection is best placed on a line of supports... | |
 | Samuel Stinson Gannett, David Henry Baldwin - Altitudes - 1910 - 490 pages
...6"x6"centers,/l ::\ -a t • *"" MAr« «"« •s: £ trx ^.Ck -»/ Ground line • »•;/ Explosives should be protected as far as practicable during storage against...material, well ventilated, in secluded locations, and not beside grass or underbrush subject to fire risk. Lightning protection is best placed on a line of supports... | |
 | Leonard Metcalf, Harrison Prescott Eddy - Sanitary engineering - 1915 - 608 pages
...maximum is 18 months imprisonment and a fine of $2000. "Magazine Buildings. — Explosives should be protected as far as practicable during storage against...line of supports encircling the building and 20 to 30 ft. distant from it." AMERICAN SEWERAGE PRACTICE of explosives, concerning the dangers that attend... | |
 | Mines and mineral resources - 1915 - 1006 pages
...PROTECTION OF EXPLOSIVES IN MAGAZINES. During storage, explosives should be protected as far as practicable against heat, moisture, fire, lightning, projectiles,...buildings should therefore be weatherproof, covered by or made from fireproof and bullet-proof material, well ventilated, placed a long distance from other... | |
 | Halbert Powers Gillette - Excavation - 1916 - 864 pages
...They should be opened only by the use of a wooden mallet and a hardwood wedge. Explosives should be protected as far as practicable during storage against...material, well ventilated, in secluded locations, and not beside grass or underbrush subject to lire risk. Lightning protection is best placed on a line of supports... | |
 | New York (State). Industrial Commission - Arbitration, Industrial - 1916 - 824 pages
...Protection of Explosives in Magazines During storage explosives should be protected as far as practicable against heat, moisture, fire, lightning, projectiles,...secluded locations, and not exposed to fire risk from burning grass or underbrush. Detonators or other devices containing fulminating composition should... | |
 | Halbert Powers Gillette - Excavation - 1916 - 874 pages
...Explosives should bo protected as far as practicable duringr storage" against heat, moisture, lire, lightning, projectiles, and theft. The buildings should...material, well ventilated, in secluded locations, and not beside grass or underbrush subject to lire risk. Lightning protection is best placed on a line of supports... | |
 | David Stewart Beyer - Accidents - 1916 - 444 pages
...as much as possible, and NEVER open the box in the storage house or magazine. 6. Dynamite should be protected as far as practicable during storage against...moisture, fire, lightning, projectiles and theft. To keep any nitroglyccrin explosives permanently thawed they should be stored where the temperature... | |
 | Halbert Powers Gillette - Excavation - 1916 - 872 pages
...secluded locations, and not beside grass or underbrush subject to fire risk. Lightning protection is best placed on a line of supports encircling the building and 20 to 30 ft. distant from it. Figs. 8H and 81l show plans of an approved type of magazine. Magazines should... | |
 | Charles Edward Munroe, Clarence Hall - Technology & Engineering - 2003 - 156 pages
...PROTECTION OF EXPLOSIVES IN MAGAZINES. During storage, explosives should be protected as far as practicable against heat, moisture, fire, lightning, projectiles,...buildings should therefore be weatherproof, covered by or made from fireproof and bullet-proof material, well ventilated, placed a long distance from other... | |
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