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1. The crater must be long enough to tie into other obstacles. 2. Must be covered by fire to be effective. 3. Employ where the terrain will assist. 4. Crater will be more effective if angled across the road. 5. Integrate or supplement craters with: a. Mines b. Wire c. Water
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IDEAL LOCATIONS
1. Dense woods 2. Swamps 3. Cuts and fills 4. Side hill cuts 5. Hill crest 6. Built up areas
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15LBS 40LBS
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15 1/2
14 15/16
6 standoff
7
15 standoff
M2A4, 15 pound shaped demolition charge 0.11-LB booster, composition A3 11.5-LB main charge, composition B
Explosive
Pentolite or composition B, with 50/50 pentolite booster
Weight
15lb
Size(in.)
14 15/16 x 7" w/ fiberboard standoff
15lb
3per wooden box. wt. 65lbs 1per wooden box. wt. 65lbs
40lb
40lb
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Penetration Average hole diameter Reinforced Maximum wall thickness concrete Penetration depth in thick walls Average hole diameter Concrete pavement Optimum standoff (10-in with 21-in Minimum penetration depth rock base course) Maximum penetration depth Minimum hole diameter Concrete pavement Optimum standoff (10-in with 21-in Minimum penetration depth rock base course) Maximum penetration depth Minimum hole diameter Ice Hole depth (42-inch standoff) Hole diameter (42-inch standoff) Soil Hole depth (30-inch standoff) Hole depth (48-inch standoff) Hole diameter (30-inch standoff) Hole diameter (48-inch standoff) Gravel roads Hole depth (30-inch standoff) Hole depth (48-inch standoff) Hole diameter (30-inch standoff) Hole diameter (48-inch standoff)
Armor plate
* A dash in the M2A4 Shaped Charge column indicates that a M3A1 shaped charge is required. ** A dash in the M3A1 Shaped Charge column indicates that a M2A4 shaped charge is sufficient.
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CRATERING CHARGES
DETONATING CORD TUNNEL CLEAT
NSN
40 L
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Tamping
Pavement 6" Thick A. One pound of explosive for each 2" of pavement thickness B. Tamping is twice as thick as pavement EXAMPLE . 2" = 3 x 1lb = 3 lbs explosive per charge 1. 6" . 2. 6" x 2 = 12" tamping per charge
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20
5 5 5 5
ap pro x
5 (min)
50-lb charges
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PROBLEM
Calculate the amount of TNT for a hasty road crater 100 feet long. The holes are to be 6 feet deep. Show all work in the six step problem solving format.
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SOLUTION
Step 1. Holes..6' deep, Crater..100', use TNT, Hasty crater Step 2. 6 feet deep holes at 10 lbs per foot = 60 lbs per hole Step 3. N/A Step 4. Round up to whole pound size = 60 1lb blocks of TNT
(Already in whole packages however, if a combination of cratering charges and TNT....20 lbs TNT and ONE 40 lb cratering charge per hole)
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SOLUTION
Step 5. Determine number of holes N = L - 16 +1 = 5 100 - 16 +1 = 17.8 Holes 5
17.8 Holes 18 Holes 18 Holes = 18 Charges Step 6. 18 holes= 12 x 60 lbs per hole = 1080 1lb blocks of TNT
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+1
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8' ap pr ox .
5' 5'
7' 80 lb 5' 40 lb 80 lb 80 lb
Crater is approximately 8' deep.
5'
7'
5' 5'
7' 5' 40 lb 80 lb 7'
8' ap pro x.
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PROBLEM
Calculate the amount of explosives required to construct a deliberate crater 76 feet long. Use: Cratering charges and TNT Show all work to include sketch of placement
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SOLUTION
Step 1. Crater..76', use cratering charges & TNT, Deliberate Step 2. 7 foot holes at 80 lbs 5 foot holes at 40 lbs Step 3. N/A Step 4. Round up to whole pound size:
80 lb = 2 cratering charges 40 lb = 1 cratering charge and 1 1lb block of TNT
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SOLUTION
Step 5. Determine number of holes N = L - 16 76 - 16 + 1 =13 holes + 1= 5 5 7 5 7 5 7
5 7 5 7 5 7 5 7
Holes Step 6. 13 Holes = 7 at 7 foot 6 at 5 foot Therefore: 7 holes x 2 cratering charges = 14 cc 6 holes x 1 cratering charge = 6 cc 6 holes x 1 1lb block TNT = 6 1lb block TNT Total: 20 cratering charges 6, 1lb block of TNT
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PLACEMENT SOLUTION
76'
80 lbs
40 lbs
NOTES: 1. 5' spacing 2. Alternate 5' and 7' holes 3. Dual priming - 40 lb cratering charge
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25 minimum slope
40 maximum slope
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7. Number of holes in enemy row is one less than in the friendly row
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DUAL PRIMING
8'
Friendly Row
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Friendly side
5'
25 minimum slope
40 maximum slope
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PROBLEM
Relieved Face
How many cratering charges and how many 1lb blocks of TNT are needed to create a relieved face road crater 110 feet long?
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SOLUTION
Step 1. Relieved face, CC and TNT, 110 ft crater Step 2. 4 ft holes at 30 lbs per hole 5 ft holes at 40 lbs per hole Step 3. N/A Step 4. 4 ft holes = 30 1lb blocks of TNT per hole 5 ft holes = 1 cc & 1 pkg TNT per hole Step 5. NF = L - 10 7 110 - 10 + 1 = 15.28 16 7 Friendly side = 16 holes Enemy side = 15 holes Step 6. Friendly = 16 x 1cc = 16cc 16 x 1 1lb block of TNT = 16 1lb blocks of TNT Enemy = 15 x 30 1lb block of TNT = 450 1lb block of TNT
+ 1=