Response Of Typical Wall Panels To Debris And Fragment Impact

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Michelle Crull John Tatom Robert Conway
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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10
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568 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2010

Abstract

The US Department of Defense Explosives Safety Board is sponsoring the development of a risk-based explosives safety siting program, SAFER. The fragment and debris hazard generated at the potential explosion site (PES) is critical at an exposed site (ES) over a significant range of standoff distances. The Science Panel Impact Debris Evaluation and Review (SPIDER) test program has been planned to develop improved predictions for the hazards inside an ES by fragments and debris. Data will include the mass and velocity required for perforation of the test cross-section and the characteristics of all debris produced inside the ES.
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APA: Michelle Crull John Tatom Robert Conway  (2010)  Response Of Typical Wall Panels To Debris And Fragment Impact

MLA: Michelle Crull John Tatom Robert Conway Response Of Typical Wall Panels To Debris And Fragment Impact. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2010.

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