According to the far-field airblast approach, the overpressure depends on the weight of charge which is...

According to the far-field airblast approach, the overpressure depends on the weight of charge which is different than what we know in the explosives/shock physics during the explosives detonation (CJ pressure is constant in any charge size). Explain why it occurs.

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in the far field airblast aproach we need a soil overburdon in term of mmass while in case of general physics of shock the only significance is of the charge .

Ally Wells answered 2 years ago

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