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S-2.1, r. 4 - Safety Code for the construction industry

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SCHEDULE 2.3
(ss. 4.4.1)
TABLE OF DISTANCES PROPORTIONAL TO QUANTITIES OF EXPLOSIVES CONTAINED IN DEPOTS

Quantity of Distance in metres between Quantity of
explosives the depot and explosives
in kilograms (1) (2) (3) in kilograms

50 23 23 9 50
100 23 32 11 100
200 26 52 14 200
250 30 60 15 250
300 34 68 16 300
400 41 82 18 400
500 47 94 19 500
600 53 105 20 600
800 65 130 23 800
1,000 75 150 24 1,000
1,500 100 200 27 1,500
2,000 120 240 30 2,000
2,500 135 270 32 2,500
3,000 150 300 34 3,000
4,000 175 350 38 4,000
5,000 190 380 41 5,000
6,000 200 400 44 6,000
7,000 210 420 46 7,000
10,000 240 480 52 10,000
15,000 270 540 59 15,000
20,000 300 600 66 20,000
25,000 320 640 70 25,000
30,000 340 680 74 30,000
40,000 380 760 82 40,000
50,000 410 820 88 50,000
75,000 470 940 100 75,000
100,000 525 1,050 110 100,000
125,000 558 1,115 120 125,000
150,000 588 1,175 128 150,000
References respecting the Table of Distances in Schedule 2.3.
(1) any outdoor meeting place, road, railroad or waterway, except a road leading to the depot.
(2) any building or any other depot.
(3) any other depot surrounded by dikes.
Remark: For computing the distance,
(a) 1,300 detonators or 150 detonating relays are equal to 1 kg of explosives;
(b) except for the depot for detonators and detonating relays, 2 depots placed side by side may be considered as a single depot having a capacity equal to the total capacity of both depots.
R.R.Q., 1981, c. S-2.1, r. 6, Sch. 2.3; O.C. 1959-86, s. 80; O.C. 57-2015, s. 61.
SCHEDULE 2.3
(ss. 4.4.1)
TABLE OF DISTANCES PROPORTIONAL TO QUANTITIES OF EXPLOSIVES CONTAINED IN DEPOTS

Quantity of Distance in metres between Quantity of
explosives the depot and explosives
in kilograms (1) (2) (3) in kilograms

50 23 23 9 50
100 23 32 11 100
200 26 52 14 200
250 30 60 15 250
300 34 68 16 300
400 41 82 18 400
500 47 94 19 500
600 53 105 20 600
800 65 130 23 800
1,000 75 150 24 1,000
1,500 100 200 27 1,500
2,000 120 240 30 2,000
2,500 135 270 32 2,500
3,000 150 300 34 3,000
4,000 175 350 38 4,000
5,000 190 380 41 5,000
6,000 200 400 44 6,000
7,000 210 420 46 7,000
10,000 240 480 52 10,000
15,000 270 540 59 15,000
20,000 300 600 66 20,000
25,000 320 640 70 25,000
30,000 340 680 74 30,000
40,000 380 760 82 40,000
50,000 410 820 88 50,000
75,000 470 940 100 75,000
100,000 525 1,050 110 100,000
125,000 558 1,115 120 125,000
150,000 588 1,175 128 150,000
References respecting the Table of Distances in Schedule 2.3.
(1) any outdoor meeting place, road, railroad or waterway, except a road leading to the depot.
(2) any building or any other depot.
(3) any other depot surrounded by sandbag barricades or earth mounds or the equivalent located less than 50 cm from the depot and having at least the same height.
Remark: For computing the distance, 1,300 detonators or 150 detonating relays are equal to one kilogram of explosives.
R.R.Q., 1981, c. S-2.1, r. 6, Sch. 2.3; O.C. 1959-86, s. 80.
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