80 pounds of tannerite...

weilke said:
Quarries and their neighbors tend to have ongoing issues with the seismic effects of blasting. Quarries surrounded by residential properties often have a consultant who sets up sensors in those neighborhoods so the operator has a way to prove that he didn't cause a particular set of foundation cracks. But that's for charges measured in tons and placed underground, not for 80lbs on the surface. This seems a bit odd.
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Tannerite is all airblast, (noise and window rattle) measured in decibels.

Mining seismographs measure PPV - peak particle velocity (literally shaking rn) ground movement and airblast. States and municipalities can set their own limits. There's a lot of legalese behind home damage claims from blasting, normally due to poor record keeping by the mine, not actual damage caused by blasting (flyrock excluded).

https://explosives.org/frequently-asked-questions/

This should probably be at the top, but here goes: Don't abuse tannerite. If you are, stop now. Discourage others from abusing tannerite.

Take the word of a powderman and leave it alone.





 
And watch that FPS Russia video where he almost dies due to a car door flying past him at 100mph because he wanted to look cool for a video.
 
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How do you get a redneck to pass an IQ test ..... ????

All the questions must be about gunpowder , trucks , and beer .
 
Insert any other ethnic/religious group and suddenly its naht funny at all.
 
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