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Lieu d'utilisation Continent - Amérique du Nord, Pays - Canada
Catégorie Objets de communication
Sous-catégorie Support publicitaire
Département Art et monuments
Musée MCG
Date minimale 2000/01/01
Date maximale 2010/12/31
Inscription DEFENCE RD DÉFENSE Force Protection Against Enhanced Blast TDP Compared to conventional high explosive fragmenting weapons, EBW produce higher temperatures and a shock wave of longer duration. Enhanced Blast Weapons (EBW), such as thermobaric and fuel-air munitions, are emerging and increasing threat on the world stage. These weapons are widely available on the world market and are presently in production by many nations. Compared to conventional high explosive weapons, EBWs produce higher temperatures and pressures of longer duration due to the afterburning of metal particles with ambient air. In confined spaces, such as buildings, field defences, tunnels and vehicles, these weapons offer increased collection over Western weapons. As well, the WBW blast can propagate around, into under and over objects where the straight line travel of fragments from Western weapons is ineffective. DRDC Suffield has a fifteen-year history of research in enhanced blast technology stemming from mine clearance and weapon threat assessment. DRDC Suffield has transitioned the knowledge gained from these programs into a new programme to protect soldiers from EBW. The main objective of this TDP is to provide battle field commanders with timely, accurate and practical advice and solutions for assessing and responding to the EBW threat. Defence Research and Development Canada Recherche et développement pour la défense Canada
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Support papier
Matériaux Sans objet
Personne / Institution Institution associée, Recherche et développement pour la défense Canada
Mesures Hauteur 107.7 cm, Largeur 61.0 cm

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