Influence of the Dynamic Stiffness of Shells on the Critical Detonation Thickness of a Low-Sensitivity Explosive
摘要
Abstract
The relationship between the critical detonation thickness in transverse wedges made of plastic-bonded TATB and the acoustic stiffness of the adjacent material and the speed of sound in it was determined by streak photography. Wedge-shaped charges were initiated over the entire lateral surface by a steady detonation wave.