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Construction of usual Atlas missile launching complexes at Abilene, Tex; description of excavation methods for silos; open cut method was applied to 35 ft depth; from here, down to 180 ft depth, method of sinking of vertical shaft was applied; problems of sinking large 60 ft diam shaft; detailed description of hole drilling, controlled blasting, and explosives used.
Construction of usual Atlas missile launching complexes at Abilene, Tex; description of excavation methods for silos; open cut method was applied to 35 ft depth; from here, down to 180 ft depth, method of sinking of vertical shaft was applied; problems of sinking large 60 ft diam shaft; detailed description of hole drilling, controlled blasting, and explosives used.
Texas bases for Atlas ICBM
Explosives Engr
Houck, L.H. (author)
Explosives Engineer ; 39
1961
8 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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