Wiley, 1989. — 398 p. — ISBN: 9780471621720
Presented here is an introduction to the art and science of developing shaped charges. The authors describe the history of shaped charges and the principles governing their design, and give a variety of example applications. The book includes the discussion of Gurney and Taylor methods, jet formation, the visco-plastic model, jet penetration, fabrication, computational aspects, as well as showing the reader how to design shaped charges for different applications.
Introduction to the shaped charge concept
History of shaped charges
Applications
The gurney velocity approximation
Shaped charge jet formation
The visco-plastic jet formation theory
Comments on explosive welding bonding and forming
The breakup of shaped charge jet
Shaped charge penetrations models
Computational aspects of explosive metal interactions