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REFERENCES
Table 4.62 (continued)
Explosive: Comp B
Density: 1.700 f 0.003 g/cm3
Shock Transmitter: 2024 Aluminum
Witness Plate: 2024 Aluminum
Witness Plate Thickness: 4.75 f 0.05 mm
Transmitter
Free-Surface
Velocity
(mm/CL4
Test
Explosive
Thickness
(mm)
SHOCK INITIATION PROPERTIES
Thiclmess
(mm)
Witness Plate
Free-Surface
Velocity
(mm/w4
1.07 2.08 4.70 1.43
1.07 2.55 4.81 1.43
1.07 3.83 4.81 1.56
1.07 3.85 4.80 1.56
1.07 5.08 4.81 1.69
1.07 5.10 4.80 1.71
1.07 7.66 4.79 2.23
1.07 10.19 4.80 2.63
1.07 10.19 4.72 2.58
1.07 12.71 4.78 2.59
1.07 15.26 4.80 2.70
1.07 20.33 4.78 2.76
1.17 3.85 4.82 1.86
1.17 5.06 4.80 2.08
1.51 3.80 4.80 2.30
1.51 5.11 4.80 2.51
1.97 3.84 4.78 2.49
1.97 5.08 4.80 2.57
2.43 5.15 4.83 2.60
2.82 3.84 4.83 2.75
2.82 5.11 4.80 2.72
3.12 5.11 4.74 2.99
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