Studies on the possibility of using the non-explosive pulse seismic source to neutralize explosion devices
Studies on the possibility of using the non-explosive pulse seismic source to neutralize explosion devices
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The problem of humanitarian demining and the possibility of using the principle of action that underlies the non-explosive pulse seismic source for the destruction (disposal) of explosive devices with different target sensors mounted on land or in water is investigated.As a non-explosive impulse seismic source a prototype of the electrodynamic impulse source of seismic signals IDD-27 was used, provided by the limited liability company " Yuh-Naftohazgheolohiia".Based on the analysis of the results of a comprehensive field experiment, the hypotheses were tested regarding the possibility of using a device of this type to destroy (neutralize) the explosive devices by the influence of excited surface and both epicentral seismic Interior Protection Tape and electromagnetic waves on the contact or non-contact sensors of the target explosive devices.As the contact ones were used layouts of break-wire (tensioning), push, pin, seismic target sensors; anti-tank, anti-transport, object, anti-personnel land mines, mines-surprises, and improvised explosive devices as well as anti-landing target pin sensors.In addition, seismic wave propagation parameters were measured using a TEXAN-125A digital seismic station with GS-11D seismic sensors and a Guralp CMD 40TD seismograph.
In order to establish the possibility of destruction (neutralization) of explosive devices with non-contact magnetic sensors of the target, remote measurements of the parameters of propagation of electromagnetic waves from the action of the electrodynamic pulse source of seismic signals IDD-27 were carried out by means of the magnetoteluric station LEMI-423.The analysis of the obtained results showed ambiguity regarding the possibility of using the considered principle of action Hair Texture Mist of non-explosive pulsed seismic source for destruction (neutralization) of explosive devices with different sensors of the target on land and in water.