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: density (g/cc)
VOD
Pv
: detonation pressure,
: density dari explosive,
: detonation velocity.
P=x 1 + x i b i1 + x i SSPi
i=2
i=6
Dimana :
xi
SSPi
: adjustable parameter
: parameter dari specific structural.
Dimana :
T ad=298.15Qad / C v
T ' ad=298.15Qad / C p
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Dimana:
P
: the detonation pressure (dalam kilobar, 1 kilobar = 14.504 psi)
Sge
: the specific gravity of the explosive
Ve : the detonation velocity in ft per second
6. Explosion Pressure Calculation
N RT
Pe = g e
V e
Dimana:
Pe
Ng
: explosion pressure
:
total
moles
of
gaseous
product
per
kilogram
11
=34.79 moles /kg
0.3162
R
Ve
7. Explosion Pressure
2
P
V
Pe = d = d
2
8
V
Pd = d
4
Dimana :
Pe : explosion pressure
Pd : detonation pressure
8. Dinamic Pressure
Dinamic pressure terjadi selama blast loading dari struktur ketika fungsi dari waktu
pressure berakhir,
Pd =5 P 2s +2( P s +7 P0)
Dimana :
Pd
Ps
P0
Reflected Pressure
Pr=2 P s .+ 4 Ps /(7 P0 =Ps )
Dimana :
Pr
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Ps
P0
Denotation Pressure
Pdet
= 2.5 . V d
. (D/0.0000001)
Dimana :
Pdet
Vd
[ ]
Dimana:
D
W 1/ 3 : scaled distance,
Pm
: explosion pressure,
: explosion density,
: strain wave
10. Empirical formula for predicting detonation pressure for mixed explosives.
Sebuah tekanan detonasi sangat dipengaruhi oleh density load dari peledak,
o 2
P=Pmax (
)
............................ (1)
max
Dimana
P : tekanan dari detonasi dalam keadaan density load
Pmax
Pmax = P emax i
evi
e max i max
............................ (2)
Dimana
Pmax
: detonation pressure untuk mixed explosives,
Pe maxi : theoritical detonation pressure for species i in the meixtures,
evi
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Dari kedua persamaan (1) dan (2) dapat diperoleh:
g ei
1
2
P= Pe max i
0
e max i max
)( )
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