Explosions in air,

by Wilfred Edmund Baker

Scientific interest in the processes of generation and transmission through the air of blast waves from explosive sources dates back at least to the latter part of the nineteenth century. The number reported experimental and analytic studies of air blast phenomenology increases markedly during and after World War II. In spite of the large amount of literature on the subject there has been no single reference text comprehensive enough to cover both theoretical and experimental aspects of air blast technology. (except from inside flap of dust jacket)

268 pages, Hardcover

Published January 1, 1973