1981
DOI: 10.1016/0029-8018(81)90035-4
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The vertical impact of a wedge on a fluid

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“…The resulting formula had good agreement with the experimental work on scale models undertaken by Stavovy and Chuang [6,10]. Payne also compared the solution he had developed for maximum pressure [4] with Chuang's experimental results [8], showing good correlation. Both solutions had much better correlation with the experimental data than Wagner's solution for peak pressure [1], especially at lower deadrise angles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 59%
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“…The resulting formula had good agreement with the experimental work on scale models undertaken by Stavovy and Chuang [6,10]. Payne also compared the solution he had developed for maximum pressure [4] with Chuang's experimental results [8], showing good correlation. Both solutions had much better correlation with the experimental data than Wagner's solution for peak pressure [1], especially at lower deadrise angles.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 59%
“…9 are different by a factor closer to π/2 with an average difference of 37% to the experimental results. Figure 9 also shows that the peak pressures measured experimentally are higher than those predicted by Payne's own formulation [4]. While peak pressures are a commonly used parameter to compare different impact situations, they are actually very difficult to measure experimentally and there is limited agreement between theoretical predictions.…”
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