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Bare acts > Explosives Rule, 1983 > Rule 4
 
  


 

4. Safety distance categories of explosives. - (1) Explosives are divided into four categories according to the risks, which they present when initiated, namely

(i) Category X - Those explosives, which have a fire or a slight explosion, risk or both but the effect of which will be local.

(ii) Category Y - Those explosives, which have a mass fire risk or a moderate explosion, risk, but not the risk of mass explosion.

(iii) Category Z - Those explosives, which have a mass explosion, risk and major missile effect.

(iv) Category ZZ - Those explosives, which have mass explosion, risk and minor missile effect.

(2) If any question arises as to whether any explosive belongs to Category X, Category Y, Category Z or Category ZZ, the matter shall be referred to Chief Controller whose decision shall be final.

 

 

 

 

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