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SAFETY  PRECAUTIONS

A1. A2. A3. A4. A5. A6. A7. A8. A9. Figure 5-12.—Mk 60 captor mine. REVIEW NUMBER 3 ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS Q1. THROUGH Q9. The  mine  case  contains  or  carries  all  other  components. The  explosive  components  of  a  mine  include  the  main  charge,  booster,  initiating system,  and  auxiliary  explosive  devices. Between 160 and 1,300 pounds of explosives are used in air-laid mines. After a mine is planted, a clock-delay mechanism prevents the mine from firing until it has been submerged for a predetermined time. The range of the delay time in planted air-laid mines is  from 8 minutes to 10 days. Influence-actuated  firing  mechanisms  include  acoustic,  pressure,  and  magnetic. Acoustic  mines are detonated by the sound waves generated by nearby ships’ rotating  screws. A decrease in the water pressure immediately surrounding the mine actuates the pressure  mine. A change in the earth's magnetic field actuates the magnetic type of mine. 5-12

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