Known as the Miznay-Schardin effect, a section of metal is shaped into a projectile by the force of an explosion. Also known as a platter charge, a metal disk with explosives on one side is turned from a disk into a bullet when the explosives are detonated, and driven forward at high speed at the same time.
ballistic: crazy, uncontrolled " BALLISTIC person"= "crazy person" Ballistic has a specific technical meaning. It refers to the flight, behaviour and terminal effect of projectiles that are unguided. The study of this is known as ballistics. An example sentence might be "A bullet fired from a gun behaves as a ballistic projectile".
No, projectiles are not always affected by centripetal force. Centripetal force only comes into play when there is circular motion involved. In the case of projectiles, the force of gravity is the dominant force acting on the object.
A ballistic expert is unlikely to study the nature of a bomb, ie, the chemistry and engineering of the internal components, but they will surely study the physics of their flight, behaviour and effects, in the case of projectile or gravity explosives.
A catapult is a device used for throwing stones or other projectiles. It uses tension or torsion to store energy and release it rapidly to propel the object. Catapults were historically used in warfare for sieges or to launch projectiles over walls.
Heat projectiles are weapons that release projectiles that deal damage through heat or fire. These projectiles typically ignite upon impact, causing burn damage over time to the target. Examples include flamethrowers, incendiary grenades, and fire arrows.
HEAT (high explosive antitank) projectiles are specifically designed to attack armored vehicles.
Not all types of projectiles can have explosive fillers or fuzing. While many military projectiles, such as artillery shells and grenades, are designed to contain explosives, others like non-explosive training rounds or certain types of recreational projectiles may not. The design and purpose of the projectile dictate whether it can safely incorporate explosives or fuzing mechanisms. Additionally, safety regulations and intended use also play a critical role in determining the use of explosive fillers.
Tanks. HEAT is High Explosive Anti-Tank.
HEAT - High Explosive Anti Tank - projectiles are designed for use against armoured vehicles and reinforced fortifications.
HEAT - High Explosive Anti-Tank - projectiles are intended for use against armoured vehicles and other hardened targets.
HEAT stands for High Explosive Anti-Tank. It is an explosive shaped charged designed to penetrate armour plate.
There have been explosive loaded projectiles MUCH smaller than 1 inch- however, as the size of the projectile decreases, the space available for, and the possible weight of, explosives becomes so small as to make the presence of explosives meaningless.
HEAT - High Explosive Anti Tank - projectiles are designed specifically to be employed against armoured vehicles. They may also be used against fortifications.
HEAT = High Explosive Anti TankThey're designed to attack armoured vehicles and fortifications.
HEAT projectiles, or High-Explosive Anti-Tank projectiles, are designed to penetrate armored targets using a shaped charge that focuses an explosive force into a high-velocity jet of metal. This jet can effectively breach armor by concentrating the explosive energy on a small area, making HEAT rounds particularly effective against tanks and fortified structures. They are often used in anti-tank missiles and artillery shells to enhance lethality against modern armored vehicles.
- Enriched uranium is used as explosive in some nuclear weapons. Depleted uranium is used for: - armors - projectiles - ballast
No, cannonballs are solid metal projectiles designed to be fired from a cannon. They rely on kinetic energy and momentum to inflict damage, not explosives.