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  1. Blastech Ltd. - Blast, ballistic and rapid event trial services

    Blastech Ltd. Blast, ballistic and rapid loading trial services; including validation of numerical models, trial planning and trial oversight
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    www.blastechltd.co.uk - 2009-02-07

  2. Warheadanalysis.com - an FEA Information website - A shaped charge uses high explosives to form a metallic liner into a high velocity jet of molten metal. T ...

    A unique feature of LS-DYNA is its ability to use adaptive remeshing to quickly compute the jet formation using just minutes of CPU time. The adaptive remeshing ...
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    www.warheadanalysis.com - 2009-02-04

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