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• HE round with a projectile weighing and a bursting charge of 30 grams.
• The lighter HE round actually carried a larger bursting charge than the heavier round.
• AP shells with a bursting charge were sometimes distinguished by appending the suffix " HE ".
• Canister was essentially a tin can filled with iron balls packed in sawdust with no internal bursting charge.
• Commonly, there is a final stage which utilizes a bursting charge to aerosolize and distribute the chemical agent.
• The X-200 consisted of a salvaged oil can filled with napalm and fitted with a black powder bursting charge.
• Hipper later commented, " It was nothing but the poor quality of their bursting charges which saved us from disaster ."
• The bursting charge would add possible 150 feet / second, giving a bullet velocity of 1, 050 feet / second.
• The OG-15V HE-Frag round weighs, it uses an OG-9 shell with a TNT bursting charge.
• For unarmored targets and shore bombardment, the Mk . 13 HC ( High-Capacity referring to the large bursting charge ) shell was available.
• Carbon, in black powder, is a constituent of fireworks rocket propellants, bursting charges, and effects mixtures, and military delay fuses and igniters.
• U . S . high explosive ammunition for the TRP was the Mark II HE shell with a projectile weighing and a TNT bursting charge of 27.2 grams.
• The incendiary properties of exploding shells demonstrated the obsolescence of wooden warships in the 1853 Battle of Sinop; but detonation effectiveness was limited by use of gunpowder bursting charges.
• The 100mm OF-412 HE fragmentation warhead was 60 % heavier in both total weight and bursting charge than the equivalent 88mm tank guns found on German Tiger tanks.
• The bursting charge of tetryl weighed 0.10 lb ( 45 g ), and the alternate Composition " A " charge weighs 0.105 lb ( 48 g ).
• In 1942, " Nevada " was also supplied with high capacity ( HC ) shells, with no armor-piercing capability but a maximized bursting charge for shore bombardment.
• In the 1870s William Armstrong provided a design with the bursting charge in the head and the shell wall made of steel and hence much thinner than previous cast-iron shrapnel shell walls.
• For unarmored targets and shore bombardment, the 1, 900 lb ( 862 kg ) Mk . 13 HC ( High-Capacity referring to the large bursting charge ) shell was available.
• In the 1870s, William Armstrong provided a design with the bursting charge in the head and the shell wall made of steel and hence much thinner than previous cast-iron shrapnel shell walls.
• It used a much thinner forged steel shell case with a timer fuze in the nose and a tube running through the centre to convey the ignition flash to a gunpowder bursting charge in the shell base.