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Detonation of elongated charges with cavities

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“Channel” effects have been investigated in elongated charges of cast Composition B with cavities of various shapes. The existence of a transient regime has been established and the velocities of the channel shock waves in the regime have been measured. The parameters of the jets formed in tubular charges are estimated.

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The authors are grateful to V. M. Titov for systematically discussing the results and to V. P. Urushkin for assisting with the organization of the experiments.

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Zagumennov, A.S., Titova, N.S., Fadeenko, Y.I. et al. Detonation of elongated charges with cavities. J Appl Mech Tech Phys 10, 246–250 (1969). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF00913111

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