EMP protection for emergency operating centers.

Author/creator United States
Other author United States. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency.
Format Book
Publication Info[Washington, D.C.] : Defense Civil Preparedness Agency, 1972.
Descriptioniii, 94 pages, 67 unnumbered pages : illustrations ; 26cm.
Subjects

SeriesUnited States. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency. Technical report ; 61-A
United States. Defense Civil Preparedness Agency. Technical report ; 61-A. UNAUTHORIZED
Contents Foreword.
Contents Chapter 1: Introduction -- Phenomenology -- Threat -- Protection Requirements.
Contents Chapter 2: Preliminary Considerations -- New Construction -- Analysis of Existing Installations -- Response of Components.
Contents Chapter 3: Protective Measures - Attenuation -- Absorption -- Shiedling Using Reinforce Concrete -- Shielded Areas -- Commercial Shielded Enclosures -- Methods of Grounding -- Penetrations -- Openings -- Cable Conduits.
Contents Chapter 4: Equipment -- General -- Standard External Protection -- Surge Protection Devices and Networks -- Application of Surge Protection -- Recommended Practices for Installation of Surge Arresters.
Contents Chapter 5: Testing -- General --- Shielding Leak Detection Method.
Contents Appendix A: Preliminary Consideration Checklist.
Contents Appendix B: Designer's Checklist.
Contents Appendix C: Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse Protective Measures Applied to a Typical Communication Shelter.
Contents Glossary.
Summary This technical report presents a description of a nuclear electromagnetic pulse and provides and unclassified guide for incorporating Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) protection into Emergency Operating Centers, (EOC's).
General note"Supersedes TR-61A dated May 1971 which may be used."
General noteCover title.
General note"July 1972."
Govt. docs number D 14.9:61A

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