High Explosives
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V = 0. 01 cubic foot.
T' and P" the same as before.
V" = 28. 41 cubic feet.
T'' = 680.
Available eneigy W = 90. 6 per cent of potential.
We fee from this that the theoretical limit for W which correspond* to initial absolute pressure is about 91 per cent, of the potential.
12 FHGTT EXPLOSIVES.
The accompanying tables give the available energies of six explosives, considered under three conditions of initial confinement. Viz. , at the specific volume of the products, at unit density of loading (...V -. -- 1), and at absolute density. The mass of explosive consi- dered in each case is -one pound. Table No. 1 gives the element* of fhe calculations, potential, initial temperature, mean specific heat of the products, the ratios of y and B and the density of the explo- sive, which in this sense is the number of pounds occupying one cubic foot. The other tables give the initial pressure, the initial volume, the final temperature, final volume, final energy, available energy or work done, also the efficiency Calculated to the potential W .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
V = 0. 01 cubic foot.
T' and P" the same as before.
V" = 28. 41 cubic feet.
T'' = 680.
Available eneigy W = 90. 6 per cent of potential.
We fee from this that the theoretical limit for W which correspond* to initial absolute pressure is about 91 per cent, of the potential.
12 FHGTT EXPLOSIVES.
The accompanying tables give the available energies of six explosives, considered under three conditions of initial confinement. Viz. , at the specific volume of the products, at unit density of loading (...V -. -- 1), and at absolute density. The mass of explosive consi- dered in each case is -one pound. Table No. 1 gives the element* of fhe calculations, potential, initial temperature, mean specific heat of the products, the ratios of y and B and the density of the explo- sive, which in this sense is the number of pounds occupying one cubic foot. The other tables give the initial pressure, the initial volume, the final temperature, final volume, final energy, available energy or work done, also the efficiency Calculated to the potential W .
What to read after High Explosives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Russell Quinan to read onlineMoreLess
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