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          » Grain can behave like quicksand





     Continued from Page 44                                  get the conversation going  equipment again.
                                  “As soon as the grain      among producers and people in-  Based on the experience of
       When grain is out of condi-                           volved, including urban people  farmers in the U.S., he said 10
     tion, he said it doesn’t flow the  starts to flow, although  who go out and visit farms, to  per cent of victims have died be-
     same way, and when that hap-                            understand that it’s not a place  cause of the latter two.
     pens, typically someone will                            to play.”                    Blahey will be joined by local
     want to go into his or her bin or  it’s a solid material ... it  The number of entrapments  firefighters who will share their
     truck to get the grain moving.                          vary from year-to-year, but Bla-  thoughts and experiences with
       But once it does move, Blahey                         hey said generally, people only  grain rescues.
     said the grain behaves much like  provides absolutely no  hear about the ones that are fatal  Not only is it important for
     quicksand.                                              and not those where someone  those who work in agriculture to
       “When grain is in a static po-  buoyancy.”            managed to escape.         be made aware of the hazards,
     sition, it’s not moving, it pro-                          Of the nine entrapments in  Blahey said, but emergency re-
     vides some degree of support               » Glen Blahey  2015 the association is aware,  sponders must also be prepared
     and depending on the kind of                            seven were fatal, he said. Those  to deal with a situation when it
     grain, you can walk on the sur-                         numbers went down in 2016,  occurs.
     face or sink into it slightly,” he                      but last year, Blahey said there  “Every situation is so variable,
     said.                       equivalent size to two or three  were three reported fatalities  it’s at that point that we can’t go
       “However, as soon as the  bushels of grain. By comparison,  from grain entrapments.  into a prescribed procedure, but
     grain starts to flow, although it’s  some grain-handling equipment  The keys to working with  rather one where people (are) ...
     a solid material ... it provides ab-  can move hundreds of bushels a  grain, he said, are to not do it  aware of the hazards and pre-
     solutely no buoyancy. Whatever  minute.                 alone, to stop the flow of grain  pared to make informed deci-
     is most dense sinks into that  “It really needs some perspec-  once an entrapment occurs and  sions as the situation unfolds.”
     flowing grain.”             tive and that’s part of what our  to make sure no one inadver-  » mlee@brandonsun.com
       Blahey said a human is the  demonstration is all about. It’s to  tently starts the unloading  » Twitter: @mtaylorlee


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