Underwater Explosions Part 5. Minimum Weight of an Explosive Charge for the Reliable Energy Measurements

International Society of Explosives Engineers
M. Hagfors
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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15
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515 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2007

Abstract

When establishing an underwater testing site for the energy measurements of the explosives, the dimensions of the measuring pool have to be measured to find out what is the maximum weight for the test charge. Secondly one has to decide the distance between the pressure gauge and the shooting point. Thirdly the pool has to be calibrated because of the reflections of the explosions by measuring the bubble periods of the calibration charges. The calibration shots can also be used to estimate the minimum weight of the explosive charge for the reliable energy measurements by calculating the shock, gas heave and total energy values and their standard deviations.
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APA: M. Hagfors  (2007)  Underwater Explosions Part 5. Minimum Weight of an Explosive Charge for the Reliable Energy Measurements

MLA: M. Hagfors Underwater Explosions Part 5. Minimum Weight of an Explosive Charge for the Reliable Energy Measurements. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2007.

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