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Bourne, 2003 - Google Patents

A 50 mm bore gas gun for dynamic loading of materials and structures

Bourne, 2003

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7643338723999351627
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Bourne N
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Measurement science and technology

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This paper documents the design and construction of a 50 mm bore laboratory gas gun capable of velocities up to 1500 ms− 1. The facility is designed using performance calculations using the analytical interior ballistics model of Pidduck and Kent (Seigel 1965 …
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    • G01N3/313—Investigating strength properties of solid materials by application of mechanical stress by applying a single impulsive force, e.g. by falling weight generated by explosives
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