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External ballistic of volcanic explosions

1983

In order to determine the kinetic energy of an explosion it is necessary to know the initial velocities of ejected fragments. Calculations of initial velocities made earlier with few exceptions did not take into account the resistance of the air and therefore, greatly underestimated the initial velocities, and consequently the energy of the explosions. A solution of the inverse problem of ballistics which takes into account air resistance makes it possible to find precise values of initial velocities of ejection, determined from the distance of ejected fragments and their ballistic coefficients. The method makes it possible to determine the kinetic energy of explosions for eruptions which w…

Nuclear explosionVulcanian eruptionExplosive eruptionBallisticsVolcanismMechanicsGeophysicsKinetic energyGeochemistry and PetrologyDragPhysics::Space PhysicsAstrophysics::Solar and Stellar AstrophysicsEjectaGeologyBulletin Volcanologique
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Minimum cause--maximum effect: the travelogue of a bullet.

2010

This case report involves a 57-year-old male, accidentally shot in the chest with a small bore firearm. The bullet entered the left hemithorax, disrupting the left internal mammarian artery. It then penetrated the anterior wall of the right ventricle causing a pericardial tamponade. After leaving the base of the right heart it perforated the diaphragm, the liver, the spleen and the pancreas. Finally, it penetrated the abdominal aorta 3 cm proximally to the coeliac trunk and reached its final position paravertebrally. This case report illustrates that the management of even minimum gunshot wounds requires a maximum variety of surgical skills. Keywords: Thoracoabdominal injury; Shotgun wound;…

Pulmonary and Respiratory MedicineMalemedicine.medical_specialtyThoracic InjuriesForensic BallisticsHeart VentriclesDiaphragmPoison controlCeliac arterymedicine.arteryCardiac tamponademedicineHumansCardiac Surgical ProceduresMammary ArteriesPancreasAortaDigestive System Surgical Proceduresbusiness.industryMultiple TraumaAbdominal aortaHemodynamicsMiddle Agedmedicine.diseaseDiaphragm (structural system)SurgeryCardiac Tamponademedicine.anatomical_structureTreatment OutcomeHeart InjuriesLiverVentricleAccidentsSurgeryWounds GunshotTamponadeCardiology and Cardiovascular MedicinebusinessVascular Surgical ProceduresSpleenArteryInteractive cardiovascular and thoracic surgery
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Buckling strength of steel tube for lifting telescopic wind steel tower

2021

Abstract A telescopic pole for wind energy production with low environmental impact and its lifting system for a 60–250 kW turbine and a height of 30 m have been designed and manufactured. The tower, was raised and lowered by automation or by remote control, that allows one to differentiate the presence of the generator within the landscape over time. The jacking systems acting on the legs had a combination of holes (on the legs) and pegs actuated by hydraulic pistons. The aim of the paper was the experimental and the analytical verification of the stability condition of the steel piston as a lifting system of the prototype. An experimental investigation was carried out on small-scale speci…

Wind powerbusiness.industryGeneral EngineeringStructural engineeringTurbineElevation (ballistics)Generator (circuit theory)Transverse planeJackingBucklingGeneral Materials SciencebusinessTowerGeologyEngineering Failure Analysis
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