SZ/OEMU/47/10 - [OEMU. Fragmentation Panel. Shells I]
SZ/OEMU/47/10
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[OEMU. Fragmentation Panel. Shells I]
1942-1943
25 items Mixed
Splinters
Projectiles
Projectiles
Contains papers on all manner of shell fragmentation including velocity, weight, distribution, and which shell fillings produce the best fragmentation results.
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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/47 - [OEMU. Fragmentation Panel]
- SZ/OEMU/47/10 - [OEMU. Fragmentation Panel. Shells I]
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SZ/OEMU/47 - [OEMU. Fragmentation Panel]
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SZ/OEMU - Ministry of Home Security, Oxford Extra-Mural Unit
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/1 - The setting-up of detonation II. Fragmentation of a 3-in. 16-lb. (20-cwt.) shell charged with cast T.N.T. Effect of removal of smoke box and introduction of a stronger exploder, October 1942
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/2 - Mechanism of fragmentation I. Examination of large fragments from a 25 lb. forged shell, July 1942
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/3 - Analysis of fragmentation trials of 3.7" and rocket shell: the determination of the initial velocity of the fragments and their effective ballistic co-efficients, November 1942
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/4 - General fragmentation reports II. 40 mm. Bofors shell mark 1T, December 1942
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/5 - General fragmentation reports IV. Fragmentation of 3-in. 16 lb. (20 cwt.) shell, with various exploder systems, January 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/6 - Vulnerable area for the 25 pr. shell, 18/2/43
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/7 - Comparison of fragmentation results determined in Buxton pit (sawdust) and Shoeburyness Beehive (sand), with 3 in. 16 lb. (20 cwt.) shell charged T.N.T., February 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/8 - Shell 4-inch 35 lb. H.E. Mk. I.B. Fragmentation trials at rest, February 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/9 - Controlled and directional fragmentation IV. Tests of application to 6 in. naval shell, December 1942
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/10 - Fragmentation efficiency in anti-personnel role, 12/4/43
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/11 - Comparison of service and fine-grained amatol in fragmentation of 3 in. 16 lb. (20 cwt.) shell, April 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/12 - Shell A.5 inch Q.F. H.E. Mk. IIc, modified to DD/L/14736. Fragment-action trials at rest, April 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/13 - Shell 4 inch 31 lb. Mk. XVIIB. Fragmentation trials at rest, May 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/14 - Controlled and directional fragmentation VII. Application to 6 inch naval shell. Measurement of velocities and space and weight distribution using strawboard targets, May 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/15 - Shell 3.7 inch Q.F. H.E. Mk. Ic. Fragmentation trials at rest, May 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/16 - [Covering note for a paper entitled "Fundamental investigation into the mechanism of fragmentation. Improvement in lethal efficiency by the use of 30-ton steel, 28/5/43]
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/17 - Fragmentation of 20 mm. Hispano H.E/1 shell charged with CE and with TNT, January 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/18 - Shell 3.7 inch Q.F., H.E. Mk. IC filled Pentolite/D1 (92/8). Fragmentation trials at rest, July 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/19 - Mechanism of fragmentation. Improvement in fragmentation by varying grade and carbon content of steel, 11/8/43
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/20 - Fragmentation in flight of 25-pr. shell. Comparative effect of T.N.T. and amatol fillings on soft and hard surfaces, 23/8/43
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/21 - Fragmentation of a 3-in. 16 lb. (20 cwt.) shell. Sensitization of T.N.T. by creaming and by the addition of C.E., August 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/22 - Fragmentation of 3 in. 16 lb. (20 cwt.) shell, filled with hot poured T.N.T., creamed T.N.T., and C.E./T.N.T. 30/70, October 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/23 - Controlled and directional fragmentation VIII. Application of domed head to 6 in. naval shell. Space and weight distribution of fragments collected in strawboard targets II, October 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/24 - Controlled and directional fragmentation IX. Application of domed head to 6 in. naval shell. Space and weight distribution of fragments collected in strawboard targets III. Effect of composite charge, October 1943
- SZ/OEMU/47/10/25 - Shell, German 88 mm. H.E. A.A. Fragmentation trials at rest, October 1943