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Cite Publication Date: Jul 1, 1997 |
We have considered the phenomenon of collision of detonation waves on the surfaces of aluminum and copper casings. It is shown that a cumulative jet is formed in the first case and a combination of cumulative and “three-shock” jets in the second. Experimentally checked methods of eliminating such jets are proposed.
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