Which K factor is associated with heavier munitions?

The Heavy Side K factor is specifically associated with heavier munitions because it is used to account for the increased risks and unique characteristics that come with the handling and potential detonation of such munitions. In the context of unexploded ordnance, heavier munitions often have more significant explosive potential and require different considerations regarding safety, detection, and response procedures. The Heavy Side K factor reflects these elevated risks, helping UXO technicians and safety personnel to effectively assess and manage the dangers posed by larger and more powerful ordnance. This understanding is crucial for ensuring safety protocols are appropriately tailored to the specific risks associated with heavier munitions.