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24 D.3 ANNUAL REPORT OF A/NL/N CPIII-17 a. Project title and identity Protective Structures 2001-3 UK/Aus 27te trial Sept. 2002 (UK/Aus Defence Trial 840) 2001-3 UK/Aus 5te trial Sept. 2002 (UK/Aus Defence Trial 840) 2001-19 UK/Aus 5te trials May 2004 (UK/Aus Defence Trial 845) b. Chief liaison persons UK: Maj R P Sheldon RE Dstl Farnborough Tel: +44 (1252) 374061 Fax: +44 (1252) 374227 E-Mail: rpsheldon@dstl.gov.uk UK: Mr. CA Hoing DOSG Bristol Email: DOSGST5b@dpa.mod.uk NL: Philip Van Dongen TNO-PML Tel: +31 (15) 284 3396 Fax: +31 (15) 284 3954 E-Mail: dongen@pml.tno.nl NO: Helge Langberg Norwegian Defence Estates Agency Tel: +47 23 09 39 88 Fax: +47 23 09 3447 or 3176 E-Mail: helge.langberg@forsvarsbygg.no c. Reports exchanged Final trial layouts have been exchanged and discussed. d. Meetings and visits Various meetings with 5 ton trials participants (including UK and NL) in Woomera, SA, in the period that both trials were conducted (May 2004). e. Progress/description of activities. UK/Aus Defence Trial 840 (27te and 5te trials, 2002) were succesfully conducted. Scientific reports with trials results were finished for three assignors: TNO report entitled “Measurement setup and results of the 27 tonne explosion test” for UK/MoD/DOSG (POC: Mr. C.A. Hoing). TNO report entitled “5 tonne explosion trial, Pressure measurements inside trenches” for DSTL (POC maj. R.P. Sheldon). TNO-reports “Safe field storage of ammunition and explosives” for NL/MoD (POC Kol. A.P. Coppens).
25 In May 2004, two new 5 tonne (bare charge) trials took place in Woomera, SA. NL participated again in the trials and made use of the explosion effects to further investigate: - Interaction of explosion effects on acceptor magazines (collaboration with GE/MoD); - Interaction of explosion effects with POL-installation and 20ft containers (collaboration with DRDC Suffield). The results are now being analysed and reported. Norway was not involved in these specific tests. f. Future activities Final reports on both 5 tonne trials will be exchanged (mid 2005). The UK/MoD/DOSG and Aus/DoD are planning to do 2 more full-scale trials in May 2006 in Woomera, SA. Participation of NL is again offered. g. Matters calling for special attention - h. Remarks, suggestions Investigate how the future UK/Aus trials (2x 5 ton bare charge detonation) can be used to validate our prediction tools (on explosion effects and -consequences). POC UK: Mr. C.A. Hoing, UK/MoD/DOSG.
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