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Frangible construction for bomb blast protection
Since it is practically impossible to make building 100% safe against atomic bomb it is advisable to use frangible walls and roofs; they will disintegrate into small harmless pieces but structure in itself will withstand; corrugated asbestos cement selected as best material available for desired results; data on strength, modulus of rupture and breaking load for 3, 4 and 5 ft span.
Frangible construction for bomb blast protection
Since it is practically impossible to make building 100% safe against atomic bomb it is advisable to use frangible walls and roofs; they will disintegrate into small harmless pieces but structure in itself will withstand; corrugated asbestos cement selected as best material available for desired results; data on strength, modulus of rupture and breaking load for 3, 4 and 5 ft span.
Frangible construction for bomb blast protection
Western Construction
Griffith, J.R. (author)
Western Construction ; 27
1952
2 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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Development of Frangible Concrete to Reduce Blast-Related Casualties
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Development of Frangible Concrete to Reduce Blast-Related Casualties
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