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A new penetration equation for ballistic limit analysis

Journal of Thermoplastic Composite Materials, 2013
A new penetration equation for ballistic limit analysis (BLA) of a projectile–target pair is developed and presented. A critical review of the classic BLA (CBLA) has identified that the CBLA penetration equations do not satisfy the conservation of momentum and energy principles simultaneously and completely.
Bazle Z (Gama) Haque, John W Gillespie
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Anomalous transmission-time moments in the ballistic limit of isotropic scattering

Physical Review A, 1992
The ballistic limit of isotropic elastic scattering in an infinite slab of thickness L is studied using rigorous lower bounds for the transmission-time distribution. In this model particles with velocity v enter the slab normal to its face. They then scatter isotropically with mean free path A,. In the ballistic limit, where A, /L ~ ~, the transmission-
, Ray, , Glasser, , Doering
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Ballistic limit of thin CFRP plates

2009
JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) has carried out the hypervelocity impact tests for carbon fiber reinforced plastic (CFRP) plates together with CISAS (Centre of Studies and Activities for Space), University of Padova. Quasi-isotropic CFRP plates of 2.3, 3.5, and 4.7 mm in thickness were tested.
M. Higashide   +4 more
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BALLISTIC LIMITS OF TISSUE AND CLOTHING

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 1968
J, Sperrazza, W, Kokinakis
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Ballistic Missile Defense and ABM Treaty Limitations.

1998
Abstract : The U.S. must critically evaluate our current ballistic missile defense (BMD) strategy. In today's geostrategic context, is it sound strategy to continue to impose 1972 ABM Treaty restrictions on BMD systems development? This study considers three alternatives with respect to the ABM Treaty and BMD.
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Possible ballistic effects in GaAs current limiters

IEEE Electron Device Letters, 1980
Two-terminal N+NN+ current limiters have been fabricated in GaAs by selective ion-implantation of the N+ and N regions into undoped substrate material. Voltage-current characteristics have been measured at 77°K, 300°K and 400°K and reveal current limiting properties above about 0.8 to 1.0 volts at all three temperatures.
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Toward a more generalized ballistic limit equation for multi-shock shields

Acta Astronautica, 2023
William Schonberg, Michael Squire
exaly  

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