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Penetration of shaped charges into frozen ground -- 2
Shaped charges of special design with 4 in. diam and weighing from 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 lb were fired into frozen ground at Fort Churchill, Manitoba; data were obtained on effect of standoff, charge weight and cone material, thickness, and angle; results of testing showed that hole 5 ft deep and 1.7 in. in diam in frozen ground can be obtained with shaped charge weighing 2.8 lb, and that aluminum cones are superior to copper or steel cones; additional studies were recommended on weight and shape of charge, fabrication of copper and steel cones, and validity on cube root scaling for shaped charges.
Penetration of shaped charges into frozen ground -- 2
Shaped charges of special design with 4 in. diam and weighing from 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 lb were fired into frozen ground at Fort Churchill, Manitoba; data were obtained on effect of standoff, charge weight and cone material, thickness, and angle; results of testing showed that hole 5 ft deep and 1.7 in. in diam in frozen ground can be obtained with shaped charge weighing 2.8 lb, and that aluminum cones are superior to copper or steel cones; additional studies were recommended on weight and shape of charge, fabrication of copper and steel cones, and validity on cube root scaling for shaped charges.
Penetration of shaped charges into frozen ground -- 2
U S Engr Dept -- Cold Regions Research Eng Laboratory -- Tech Report
Benert, R. (author)
1963
16 pages
Report
English
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