The chain link is to stop pieces of rock from rifleing out from the blast at a high velocity. It is not there to stop anything from falling with gravity. Without the fence , the initial blast can send small pieces faster than bullets towards unwanted targets. Usually in more horizontal blasts , large mats made of tires are used.
To those saying "The chain-link fencing was useless" .... It actually did it's job. The chain-link fencing was there to prevent blast projectiles from flying off in various directions. It kept the blast material compact with minimal escape and guided the rubble safely down the hillside.
We use chain link heavy duty mesh underground in areas where the rock mass wants to play a game of " squash " . It does it's job for the applications .
We have a rock wall along a stretch of highway, thy attach these chain blankets to direct any falling rock, works quite well. I thought they were a joke at first. There are now several nasty rocks at the bottom that would have made it to the road. Had no idea, pretty cool
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Yes, to the left and right from the camera's point of view there are what seems just as hazardous/precarious outcroppings, it would be interesting to have had a drone survey of that general area to establish why that one was chosen when it appears from the last section - the aftermath - that a river, a trail - on our side of the water course - and fields were seemingly the only things in direct jeopardy (was it fear the entire outcrop threatened to dam the river - it seems there is a plenty big enough flood plain that would have to be blocked off - it would just flow around even that blockage). Obviously, some civil engineering rationale that isn't documented here explains it. Here men are but ants is another way to interpret it.
Nah, as you can see the fracture from which the block detached was already present, the explosion is just a 'push' to make fall the unstable block. Rocks in general have a very high shear stress resistance if there's no other fractures or eventual cracks that could allow water infiltration
In nature, humans and what we do are so ridiculously small and inconsequential. Fantastic footage when you look at the scale of the surrounding mountains.
Where do all those tunnels lead , and what is all that huge weird looking equipment that is in the middle under the biggest rock around 7.37 ? and also over to the bottom right there is big pipe coming out of the earth , along with the white pipe on the top left. I can see it might have been a dwelling ages ago according to the rock walls and entrances. Just wondering if you might know.
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Se volevano mettere in sicurezza la parete mi sembra che abbiano ottenuto un risultato scadente perché ora la parete mi sembra addirittura più instabile dopo l'esplosione che prima. Penso che il lavoro fatto, sia stato fatto male oserei dire da dilettanti, a meno che non sia stato fatto appositamente per mettere una seconda volta le cariche ed avere una seconda esplosione al fine di far lievitare all'inverosimile i costi....
Actually, Yes it Would have fallen on it's own. It had come loose and started to crack and move, so rather than wait until it randomly fell down, possibly killing someone, they closed the area and knocked it down.
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What was the point of going to all that effort to mitigate a rockfall when there is a large river directly below and very low to no risk of damage or injury should that rock mass have naturally collapsed.
Look it up: 45°37'46"N 7°44'10"E On Google Earth the traces of the rockfall are still there. There is a road (SS26) between the river and the Slope. I don't know whether it was there before or was to be built back then. In any case, an unstable rock would have been a risk.
This is a big problem of today's society. People who knows nothing of this science, nothing of this place, nothing of the reasons, don't bother to do any research (as others did) but yet expresses technical judgements, and even complains. Do your research before opening your mouth. Just ask for answers!
Pura maldad ala naturaleza ,eso veo en este video ,nole veo la finalidad ,cual sera el motivo de dinamitar este cerro ?(hipotesis)para haser un camino no creo ,avajo hay un rio,y el cerro esta demaciado enpinado,talves tenia o tiene un metal de inportancia,daño ambiental eso veo ,daño ala naturaleza .
Why did they do this? It makes absolutely no sense. It's a remote mountain face. If you are trying to protect what is below it, guess what? You just destroyed it........am I missing something here?????????
Puny little Humans did that! They made the Earth shudder and the mountain to move. We are, without a doubt, the most extraordinary creature to ever walk this Earth.
It was in danger of falling. All mountains are unstable and bits fall off all the time. We are a little better at predicting which bits. You can let them fall off which can cause untold damage or, remove them in a more controlled way.
Very interesting. A waste of rock net, it all came down on the road/trail on the other side of the river anyway. Looked like it cause some more material to become unstable behind where that big chunk fell
Dem people berry lucky to leaving befour big strom come with de lightining. l neber seen lightining du dat much damage to ground. Stroms berry scary,,, be safe neber climbing mountians during strom or wen strom coming okay,,,
I'm 50. and "BACK IN THE DAY" 😂 When I had "6 pack abs" and fairly athletic, etc....... I STILL didn't have "BALLS THIS BIG" 😂 to do THIS job. no joke. much respect and I hope your getting paid well
