puhkealade
Puhkealade, in Estonian, refers to the blast radius or explosion zone surrounding a detonation. The term is used in fields such as mining, construction blasting, quarrying, demolition, and safety planning. Puhkeala describes the spatial extent within which explosive energy can cause injury, damage, or fragmentation. The form puhkealade is the plural genitive; puhkeala is singular.
The actual size of the puhkeala depends on many factors, including charge mass, confinement (buried or drilled
Applications and safety considerations: In mining and construction, puhkeala is considered when designing blast patterns to
Limitations: The puhkeala is inherently variable and uncertain; predictions are estimates influenced by weather, terrain, confinement,