Project Pre-GONDOLA II: A Wet Medium, 140-Ton Row-Charge Cratering Experiment in Varying Terrain. Close-In Ground Motion and Earth Stress

Stress, particle velocity, and acceleration data were obtained from a 140-ton nitromethane row-charge detonation in a saturated clay-shale. The charge row consisted of two 40- and three 20-ton spheres (first and fourth charges were 40 tons) extending S 11 W from the Pre-GONDOLA I Charlie crater on a...

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