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1. Explosive a substance that goes through a chemical reaction that produces sudden
expansion/reaction of the material, usually accompanied by the production
of heat and large violent change in pressure
2. Low Velocity Explosive changes from solid state to a gaseous state over a sustained period up to
400 m/s
- ideal for pushing ettect
3. High Velocity Explo- changes from gaseous state almost instantaneously at 1000 m/s
sive - ideal for cutting and/or shattering ettect
4. Relative Effectiveness the shattering ettect of the explosive in relation to TNT
Factor - less than 1.0 = good for pushing ettect
- more than 1.0 = good for cutting/shattering ettect
5. Explosives selected purpose
should fit the mission
particular relative power
or
,
based on
.
6. Airfield Destruction creating craters on the surface to prevent planes from landing/taking ott for
the enemy but can be seized by the U.S. and fixed relatively easily for our
use
7. Bridge Deconstruc- either partial or total destruction using all types of explosives for the deck
tion but leaves abutments in use for U.S. forces to span if needed
8. destroy structures to prevent the use by enemy
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Building Deconstruc-
tion
9. Equipment Decon- destruction of enemy tools
struction
10. Steel and Log Posts prevents the movement of troops through an area of operation by creating
an obstacle
11. Explosives in Block C4 (M112)
Form = TNT (1 lb & 1/2 lb)
12. Explosives in Cylindri- M1 Dynamite
cal Form = TNT (1/4 lb)
H6 Cratering Charges
Shaped Charges (15 lb and 40 lb)
Bangalore Torpedo (M1A2 and M1A3)
13. Block Demolition prepackaged, high explosives (HE) charges for general demolition opera-
Charges tions, such as cutting, breaching, and cratering
14. Transmission Line transmits chockwave from the blasting cap to the explosive charge
15. Line Main piece of det cord stretched in a line
16. Ring Main piece of det cord tied in a circle with a square knot
17. Priming Charge used to set ott the explosive charge (examples = det cord, MDI, and/or time
delayed)
18. Branch Line det cord or MDI stretching from the line main or ring main of the firing
system to the explosive charge
19. Time Fuse transmits a time delayed split to a non-electric blasting cap
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100% Correct Detailed Answers - Guaranteed Pass!!
1. Explosive a substance that goes through a chemical reaction that produces sudden
expansion/reaction of the material, usually accompanied by the production
of heat and large violent change in pressure
2. Low Velocity Explosive changes from solid state to a gaseous state over a sustained period up to
400 m/s
- ideal for pushing ettect
3. High Velocity Explo- changes from gaseous state almost instantaneously at 1000 m/s
sive - ideal for cutting and/or shattering ettect
4. Relative Effectiveness the shattering ettect of the explosive in relation to TNT
Factor - less than 1.0 = good for pushing ettect
- more than 1.0 = good for cutting/shattering ettect
5. Explosives selected purpose
should fit the mission
particular relative power
or
,
based on
.
6. Airfield Destruction creating craters on the surface to prevent planes from landing/taking ott for
the enemy but can be seized by the U.S. and fixed relatively easily for our
use
7. Bridge Deconstruc- either partial or total destruction using all types of explosives for the deck
tion but leaves abutments in use for U.S. forces to span if needed
8. destroy structures to prevent the use by enemy
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Building Deconstruc-
tion
9. Equipment Decon- destruction of enemy tools
struction
10. Steel and Log Posts prevents the movement of troops through an area of operation by creating
an obstacle
11. Explosives in Block C4 (M112)
Form = TNT (1 lb & 1/2 lb)
12. Explosives in Cylindri- M1 Dynamite
cal Form = TNT (1/4 lb)
H6 Cratering Charges
Shaped Charges (15 lb and 40 lb)
Bangalore Torpedo (M1A2 and M1A3)
13. Block Demolition prepackaged, high explosives (HE) charges for general demolition opera-
Charges tions, such as cutting, breaching, and cratering
14. Transmission Line transmits chockwave from the blasting cap to the explosive charge
15. Line Main piece of det cord stretched in a line
16. Ring Main piece of det cord tied in a circle with a square knot
17. Priming Charge used to set ott the explosive charge (examples = det cord, MDI, and/or time
delayed)
18. Branch Line det cord or MDI stretching from the line main or ring main of the firing
system to the explosive charge
19. Time Fuse transmits a time delayed split to a non-electric blasting cap
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