Shockwave-Critical Charge Distance to Objects in Water

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Bob de Raadt
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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15
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628 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1980

Abstract

For a long time industrial underwater blasting has stood in need of a calculation method, for the determination of shockwave-proof as well as shockwave-effective charge distances to objects in water. After a brief discussion of the physical background of the shockwave mechanism in water, the author discusses an empirical theoretical computing method based on the "Bubble boundary" concept. The practical application of this model is finally shown in an account of a few underwater blasting operations in which charge weights of c.1-1000 kg were involved.
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APA: Bob de Raadt  (1980)  Shockwave-Critical Charge Distance to Objects in Water

MLA: Bob de Raadt Shockwave-Critical Charge Distance to Objects in Water. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1980.

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