Shaped charge resistant protective shield
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[0011]Shaped charges, in particular explosively formed penetrators (EFPs), also referred to as explosively formed projectiles, may be a serious threat to equipment and personnel on the battlefield. Explosively formed penetrators may have the ability to pierce through the armor of a vehicle and injure or kill the occupants inside. When the armor is pierced by the explosively formed penetrator, spall may result. Spall refers to the fragments of armor that break off of the explosively formed penetrator and / or vehicle and accelerate into the interior of the vehicle. This material may be relatively hot and may move at a relatively high velocity. Thus, spall may be extremely dangerous or deadly to personnel and damaging to equipment.
[0012]FIGS. 1A through 1C show several progressive stages of a shaped charge 10 during explosion. Shaped charge 10 includes a container 12 having an opening 14 with a high explosive (HE) region 16 and a metal liner 18 configured inside. High explosive region 1...
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