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Applicant Soarin V LLC C/O GEODynamics Case Number USR12-0071
Submitted or Prepared
Prior to
Hearing
At
Hearing
PC Exhibits
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Explosives Storage container Photo #1
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Bunker Photo
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Bunker Photo
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Shape Charge storage
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Surrounding Property Owner Photo
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Shape explanation and diagrams (3 pages)
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I hereby certify that the 6 Items identified herein were submitted to the Department of Planning Services at or prior to the scheduled
Planning Commissioners hearing.
Chris Gathman I Planner
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A shaped charge is an explosive charge shaped to focus the effect of the explosive's energy.
Various types are used to cut and form metal, initiate nuclear weapons, penetrate armor, and
"complete" wells in the oil and gas industry.
A typical modem lined shaped charge can penetrate armor steel to a depth of 7 or more times the
diameter of the charge (charge diameters, CD), though greater depths of 10 CD and above have
been achieved. Contrary to a widespread misconception, the shaped charge does not depend in
any way on heating or melting for its effectiveness, that is, the jet from a shaped charge does not
melt its way through armor, as its effect is purely kinetic in nature.
Shaped charges are used most extensively in the petroleum and natural gas industries, in particular in
the completion of oil and gas wells, in which they are detonated to perforate the metal casing of the
well at intervals to admit the influx of oil and gas.
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