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- Q4096960 subject Q8287319.
- Q4096960 abstract "Strictly speaking, penetration occurs when a projectile enters a target without passing through it and perforation occurs when the projectile completely passes through the target, but the word penetration is commonly used to refer to either.Penetration into a semi-infinite or massive target is penetration (in the strict sense of the word) of targets so thick that the level of penetration is not affected by the target's thickness. There is a transition region between semi-infinite penetration and perforation, in which the target is not perforated but the projectile, as it nears the back face of the target, meets reduced resistance and is capable of penetrating a greater distance than it would in a semi-infinite target. This effect is variously named the back or rear surface, plate, or face effect and is also present when perforation occurs.A penetrating projectile may cause the target to break into multiple pieces, spewing from both the front and back of the target, themselves at high velocity. These pieces are collectively referred to as spall. Spall can be generated even if a perforation is not achieved (the projectile fails to pass through the target), generated instead by the shock wave generated by the impact of the projectile.Bombs designed for great penetration into the earth or for perforation of hardened targets are known as bunker busters.".
- Q4096960 wikiPageWikiLink Q1009623.
- Q4096960 wikiPageWikiLink Q1024411.
- Q4096960 wikiPageWikiLink Q127197.
- Q4096960 wikiPageWikiLink Q49393.
- Q4096960 wikiPageWikiLink Q8287319.
- Q4096960 type Product.
- Q4096960 type Device.
- Q4096960 type Weapon.
- Q4096960 type Thing.
- Q4096960 type Q728.
- Q4096960 comment "Strictly speaking, penetration occurs when a projectile enters a target without passing through it and perforation occurs when the projectile completely passes through the target, but the word penetration is commonly used to refer to either.Penetration into a semi-infinite or massive target is penetration (in the strict sense of the word) of targets so thick that the level of penetration is not affected by the target's thickness.".
- Q4096960 label "Penetration (weaponry)".