Abstract
Spatial dispersion of a Fragment Generator Warhead (FGW), in terms of projection angle and velocity, is essential to focus the maximum number of fragments on the target missile for effective neutralization. The authors carried out experiments to study the fragment dispersion in single, double and triple layered FGW configurations with tungsten alloy fragments. The projection angle and velocity are estimated by capturing the fragments in straw boards panel and correlating their position on the FGW. The paper presents the explanation of the phenomenon of fragment dispersion and deformation using one dimensional shock theory.
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