Residential Structural Response to Airblast From Munitions Disposal at the McAlester Army Ammunitions Plant

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Calvin L. Cumerlato David E. Siskind
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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9
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118 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

The Bureau of Mines has monitored structural responses to airblast overpressure produced by munitions disposal at the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant. The Purpose of this study was to determine if the blasting caused vibrations, airblasts or structural responses that could possibly be responsible for cracking or other damage observed in nearby residences. Monitoring took place during a 3-month period at 10 selected residences surrounding the plant. By the end of the monitoring period, nearly 2300 blast-related events had been recorded.
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APA: Calvin L. Cumerlato David E. Siskind  (1994)  Residential Structural Response to Airblast From Munitions Disposal at the McAlester Army Ammunitions Plant

MLA: Calvin L. Cumerlato David E. Siskind Residential Structural Response to Airblast From Munitions Disposal at the McAlester Army Ammunitions Plant. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1994.

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