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Seismic Effects Associated with an Underwater Explosive Research Facility
Fifteen shots of three explosives with charge weights of 0.52, 1.1, 3.1, and 5.1 kilograms were fired in a pond to study the seismic effects of detonating explosives in water. Shock pressures and bubble periods were measured with pressure transducers in the water. Vibrations were measured on land in three orthogonal directions with particle velocity gages. Statistical tests indicated that a charge weight exponent of 0.43 best scaled the data. While shock pressures and bubble periods showed considerable differences in explosive performances, the amplitudes of ground vibrations showed less difference, and one prediction equation was therefore derived to estimate vibration amplitudes from all the explosives. (Author)
Seismic Effects Associated with an Underwater Explosive Research Facility
Fifteen shots of three explosives with charge weights of 0.52, 1.1, 3.1, and 5.1 kilograms were fired in a pond to study the seismic effects of detonating explosives in water. Shock pressures and bubble periods were measured with pressure transducers in the water. Vibrations were measured on land in three orthogonal directions with particle velocity gages. Statistical tests indicated that a charge weight exponent of 0.43 best scaled the data. While shock pressures and bubble periods showed considerable differences in explosive performances, the amplitudes of ground vibrations showed less difference, and one prediction equation was therefore derived to estimate vibration amplitudes from all the explosives. (Author)
Seismic Effects Associated with an Underwater Explosive Research Facility
J. L. Condon (author) / J. N. Murphy (author) / D. E. Fogelson (author)
1970
24 pages
Report
No indication
English
Mineral Industries , Laboratory & Test Facility Design & Operation , Detonations, Explosion Effects, & Ballistics , Test facilities , Underwater explosions , Explosion effects , Shock waves , Transducers , Pressure , Charges(Explosive) , Detonations , Vibration , TNT , Bubbles , Velocity , Damage , Statistical data , Tests
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