| Abstract: | We investigated the explosion of a cylindrical charge, which lies on a rigid surface or is positioned at some height above it. The explosion is modeled by the jump between the background and the region occupied by gas at a high pressure, density, and temperature. In an analogous formulation, the explosion from the Tunguska meteorite impact 1–4] was modeled by spherical and cylindrical explosive waves which consider the gravitational back pressure. Explosions from charges with nontraditional shapes have been studied 5–8]. Reflections of an explosive wave from a point charge from a rigid surface have been examined 9–10]. A more complete review of investigations on the spatial effects of forming propagating explosive waves can be found in 11].Moscow. Translated from Fizika Goreniya i Vzryva, Vol. 27, No. 6, pp. 131–134, November–December, 1991 |
