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10/5/537
(Item 237 from file: 103)
01877541
ERA-12-005076; EDB-87-005174
Title: Operation Sandstone. Nuclear explosions. 1948. Scientific Director’s
report of atomic weapon tests. Annex 2, Part 2, Volume 2. Operation
Sandstone measurements by NRL. Sandstone report No. 12, September
1947-September 1948
Corporate

Source:

Publication Date:

Report Number(s):

Naval Research Lab.,

Sep 1948

p 529

Washington,

DC

(USA)

AD-A-995311/8/XAB

Document Type: Report
Language: English
Journal Announcement: EDB8611

Availability: NTIS, PC A23/MF AOl.

Subfile:
ERA (Energy Research Abstracts).
GRA (NTIS NTS)
Country of Origin: United States
Country of Publication: United States
Abstract: The Naval Research Laboratory undertook the performance of
certain experiments as part of the 1948 atomic weapon tests, on
different islands of Eniwetok Atoll, were involved. This volume (Volume
2) is a presentation of the overall electronics problem, a discussion
of the general design and construction of the electronic components, a
detailed description and functional analysis of the operational and
test electronic components, and a description of the overall test
installations at each site with a description of the test methods and
procedures were followed.
Major Descriptors: *NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; *NUCLEAR WEAPONS -- TEST FACILITIES
; *SANDSTONE PROJECT; *TEST FACILITIES -- ELECTRONIC EQUIPMENT
Descriptors: FUNCTIONAL ANALYSIS; ISLANDS; THERMAL RADIATION; VISIBLE
RADIATION
Broader Terms: ELECTROMAGNETIC RADIATION; EQUIPMENT; EXPLOSIONS;
MATHEMATICS; NUCLEAR EXPLOSIONS; RADIATIONS; WEAPONS

Subject Categories: 450202*
Weaponry -- (-1989)

-- Explosions & Explosives -- Nuclear --

10/5/538
(Item 238 from file: 103)
01877538
ERA~12-005072; EDB-87-005171
Title: Operation Greenhouse: Scientific Director’s report of atomic weapon
tests at Eniwetok, 1951. Annex 1.9. Air drop instrumentation. Part 3.
Disc camera
Corporate Source:
Edgerton, Germeshausen and Grier, Inc., Boston, MA
(USA)
Publication Date: 1 Sep 1985
p 39
Report Number(s):
AD-A-995302/7/XAB
Document

Type:

Report

Language: English
Journal Announcement:

EDB8611

Availability: NTIS, PC A03/MF AOl.
Subfile:

ERA

(Bnergy Research Abstracts).

GRA

(NTIS NTS)

Country of Origin: United States
Country of Publication: United States
Abstract: The disc camera was designed for use to determine the growth
characteristic of the fireball and so the yield. The instrument has
three separate optical systems and can record three separate streak
images of the fireball on a rotating glass photographic plate. The
angular velocity of the photoplate at the time of exposure is
determined by marker pips recorded on the photoplate. The marker
generator is gated by a phototube and is turned off by a time delay.
Time to minimum can be determined directly from the streaks and by the
use of the,scaling laws. Bhangmeter yield can also be determined. For
Operation Greenhouse, two cameras were operated in phototowers. Good
records were obtained on the first two shots. On the George Shot, which
was a daylight test, the photocell in the fiducial marker did not
function and no records were attained. The cameras were not operated on

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