
doi: 10.1007/bf00784955
The Weibull unimodal distribution satisfactorily describes only those cylinder fragment spectra produced from brittle steel explosively loaded by high-brisance explosives. To describe the bimodal spectra obtained from the loading of ductile steel cylinders by TNT charges and other low-brisance explosives, we propose a statistical model of the spectrum in the form of the hyperweibull distribution function. We establish an excellent agreement between the proposed model and experimental spectra of steel cylinder fragments.
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