A blast produces a peak overpressure of 47,000 N/m2. a. What fraction of structures will be damaged
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A blast produces a peak overpressure of 47,000 N/m2.
a. What fraction of structures will be damaged by exposure to this overpressure?
b. What fraction of people exposed will die as a result of lung hemorrhage?
c. What fraction of people exposed will have their eardrums ruptured?
d. What conclusions about the effects of this blast can be drawn?
e. Repeat this problem with 30,000, 80,000, and 100,000 N/m2.
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To estimate the effects of blast overpressure on structures and individuals we can refer to a commonly used metric called the Friedlander equation The ...View the full answer
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