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The Hopkinson-Cranz rule allows the scaling of blast data using the cube root law. Given a coefficient, Z, the equations for this calculation are as follows: Range = Z * Weight 1/3
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Instantly calculate blast loads with our FREE tool. This blast calculator allows you to quickly predict blast loads based on charge weight, standoff distance and angle of incidence, for the most common explosive materials. Imperial. Metric. Explosive Weight. lb. Standoff Distance. ft. Angle of Incidence.
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The Kingery-Bulmash Blast Parameter Calculator calculates the blast-wave parameters of a hemispherical free field air-blast, based on the empirical relations developed by Kingery and Bulmash.
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