SwRI: Blast Containment Design to solve high explosive or blast containment problems
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CAD model of portable blast chamber for
munitions disposal |
Containment structures are required for explosives
processing, testing, and demilitarization. Southwest Research Institute (SwRI)
has the expertise needed to solve unique blast containment problems associated
with:
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Blast effects
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Field testing
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Numerical modeling
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Fabrication
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Environmental monitoring
The SwRI Engineering Dynamics Department staff can solve a
containment problem from conceptual design through fabrication, proof testing,
and installation.
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Los Alamos
National Laboratory blast chamber |
SwRI engineers address environmental concerns
related to explosions such as noise abatement and pollution control. |
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FEA grid of Los Alamos National Laboratory
spherical test vessel |
Los Alamos National Laboratory blast chamber |
Blast Containment
Design
Capabilities
Blast Containment
Design Experience
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Design, fabrication, and testing of portable
demilitarization container
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Design, fabrication, and testing of 22-lb
high-explosives (HE) test chamber
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Chamber life extension studies
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Containment design for melt-pour HE production
facilities
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Development of tank optical wire-guided missile shields
for Bradley fighting vehicle
Blast Containment
Design Facilities
For more information about blast containment design capabilities at SwRI or how you can contract with SwRI,
please contact
Scott A.
Mullin at
smullin@swri.org or (210) 522-2340.
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