Sentence examples for blast propagation from inspiring English sources

Experimental studies of blast propagation in urban environments are described in the literature, but only a few studies at laboratory scale were found while this scale option represents an economical and safe approach.

New, growing cells predominately exhibited features 1 and 2, while decaying cells only exhibited feature 3. The portions of all profiles with normal velocities below the Chapman Jouguet velocity were characteristic of inert blast propagation, indicating the possibility that exceeding this velocity may be a necessary condition for the existence of shock and reaction zone coupling.

Blast wave propagation in soil, horizontal pile deformation and pile damage are presented to facilitate failure evaluation of piles.

Simulation results for different cases include free air blast wave propagation, blast on a metal plate and over a hemispherical dome, and blast wave interaction with a vehicle and its occupant inside.

Experimental investigations on blast wave propagation in a complex environment using gram-range explosive charges are proposed in this paper.

We validate our solution by the simulation (using a finite-volume mesh with 80 million cells) of a take-off blast wave propagation for Ariane 5 launcher.

However, the physical processes involved in the explosion and blast wave propagation are very complex, hence a realistic and detailed reproduction of the phenomena would require sophisticated numerical models for the loading and material responses.

A CFD modelling procedure is suggested in this paper to model the turbulent flame inside the enclosure by using FLACS and to calculate the blast wave propagation with low turbulence in free air by using ANSYS Fluent.

Hunter [[1]], Guderley [[2]], Greifinger and Cole [[3]] studied the problem of blast wave propagation in homogeneous and inhomogeneous media.

This paper focuses on the far-field blast-wave propagation and attenuation in rock shelter layer with an inclusion or filled medium.

In the same decade, a number of analytical solutions for the blast wave propagations have been obtained by Sachdev [[12]], Chisnell [[13]] and Singh et al. [[14], [15]].