Physics Question
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
spalling
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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spalling
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
Magic :thumbsup: Now back to the booze.
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spalling
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
Yes...... puts on :cool: here.... I think it'spalling too.
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
"Time for new pants"?
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
"pwnd"
.45 ACP - because shooting twice is just silly
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
I believe the technical term is "damnshitfuck". (sorry, dear kid-sister-protecting filter)
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Magic :thumbsup: Now back to the booze.
I am happy to reduce distractions from serious or even casual drinking.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
Se Here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spall[^] :) Regards,
Bram van Kampen
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
Also see: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High_explosive_squash_head[^] for an explanation of how it causes spalling.
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I've been racking my brain to remember what the term is, but have finally admitted defeat (and have therefore accepted booze). Google provides many interesting links, but not the one I'm looking for... ...so: What is the correct term for when, given a solid plate of armour - let's say 12" of steel - gets hit by a munition, the munition bounces off apparently harmlessly but on the other side the plate suffers severe trauma launching large chunks of metal/splinters/"dangerous things" at the folks the armour was supposed to be protecting?
http://www.moviewavs.com/php/sounds/?id=gog&media=WAVS&type=Movies&movie=Jackal"e=cannon.txt&file=cannon.wav[^] bring on the spall, baby
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