
doi: 10.2172/5157731
Scale-model tests were conducted to establish the adequacy and limitations of model measurements as tools for predicting electromagnetic pulse (EMP) coupling voltages and currents to the critical antennas, cables, and metallic structures on ships. The scale-model predictions are compared with the results of the full-scale EMP simulation test of the Canadian ASW ship, HMCS Huron. (The EMP coupling predictions in this report were made without prior knowledge of the results of the data from the HMCS Huron tests.) This report establishes that the scale-model tests in conjunction with the data base from EMP coupling modules provides the necessary information for source model development and permits effective, low-cost study of particular system configurations. 184 figures, 9 tables.
General Physics, And National Defense, Electric Potential, Explosions, Equipment, Cables, Coupling, Nuclear Explosions, Currents, Information, Conductor Devices, 450202 -- Explosions & Explosives-- Nuclear-- Weaponry-- (-1989), Ships, Physical Radiation Effects, Electrical Equipment, Data, Mathematical Models, 45 Military Technology, Electromagnetic Radiation, Electric Currents, Electromagnetic Pulses, Radiation Effects, Numerical Data, Radiations 657007* -- Electricity & Magnetism-- (-1987), Electric Cables, Experimental Data, Antennas, 71 Classical And Quantum Mechanics, Weaponry, Simulation
General Physics, And National Defense, Electric Potential, Explosions, Equipment, Cables, Coupling, Nuclear Explosions, Currents, Information, Conductor Devices, 450202 -- Explosions & Explosives-- Nuclear-- Weaponry-- (-1989), Ships, Physical Radiation Effects, Electrical Equipment, Data, Mathematical Models, 45 Military Technology, Electromagnetic Radiation, Electric Currents, Electromagnetic Pulses, Radiation Effects, Numerical Data, Radiations 657007* -- Electricity & Magnetism-- (-1987), Electric Cables, Experimental Data, Antennas, 71 Classical And Quantum Mechanics, Weaponry, Simulation
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