Soil Cap Density Distributions Resulting from Buried Explosions in Saturdated Sand

International Society of Explosives Engineers
L C. Taylor H U. Lesiste
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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13
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797 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 2011

Abstract

This paper describes a method for estimating the density distribution in the soil cap as a function of distance from its top at the time of impact with the target. It provides an estimate of the density distribution in the soil on the center line of the soil cap at the time of target impact for a single depth of burial of the charge and two heights of target and shows that, for the heights of target and the depth of burial considered, the thickness of the soil cap first increases from the in situ value and then decreases. The distribution of soil density along the centerline of the soil cap changes significantly with distance from its original position. These results can be used for validating hydro-code computations and the soil models used in the computations.
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APA: L C. Taylor H U. Lesiste  (2011)  Soil Cap Density Distributions Resulting from Buried Explosions in Saturdated Sand

MLA: L C. Taylor H U. Lesiste Soil Cap Density Distributions Resulting from Buried Explosions in Saturdated Sand. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2011.

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