SZ/OEMU/31/1/9 - Cased changes VI. Fragmentation I. Collection and examination of fragments, 22/7/41
SZ/OEMU/31/1/9
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Cased changes VI. Fragmentation I. Collection and examination of fragments, 22/7/41
1941
4 leaves
R.C. 229
D.16
The use of steel casings for the model bomb experiments enabled the adoption of a magnetic method for separating fragments from the medium in which they were collected. A search was made for the best material which could stop fragments, without greatly changing their appearance, and from which they could readily be recovered. A circular pit was designed to withstand the bomb explosion. Fragments were then collected and examined. Halftone illustrations of the pit and fragments are included.
D.16
The use of steel casings for the model bomb experiments enabled the adoption of a magnetic method for separating fragments from the medium in which they were collected. A search was made for the best material which could stop fragments, without greatly changing their appearance, and from which they could readily be recovered. A circular pit was designed to withstand the bomb explosion. Fragments were then collected and examined. Halftone illustrations of the pit and fragments are included.
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SZ - Zuckerman Archive
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SZ/OEMU - Ministry of Home Security, Oxford Extra-Mural Unit
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SZ/OEMU/31 - [OEMU. CDRC - Mechanism of bombs]
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SZ/OEMU/31/1 - [OEMU. CDRC - Mechanism of bombs, 1940-1945]
- SZ/OEMU/31/1/9 - Cased changes VI. Fragmentation I. Collection and examination of fragments, 22/7/41
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SZ/OEMU/31/1 - [OEMU. CDRC - Mechanism of bombs, 1940-1945]
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SZ/OEMU/31 - [OEMU. CDRC - Mechanism of bombs]
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SZ/OEMU - Ministry of Home Security, Oxford Extra-Mural Unit