Ordnance – Shields – Shape or composition
Patent
1990-09-28
1993-12-28
Johnson, Stephen M.
Ordnance
Shields
Shape or composition
109 82, 109 495, F41H 504
Patent
active
052729540
ABSTRACT:
Laminated armour comprising a first part (11) situated on the side of the armor from which attack is to be resisted and a second part (12) which is coextensive with the first part wherein: (i) the first part comprises a lamination of first metal sheets (1) each having an average thickness t.sub.2 adhesively bonded by interface layers (8) having a thickness (t.sub.1) between 0.4t.sub.2 and 0.9t.sub.2 and a compressive Young's Modulus perpendicular to the layers below 4 GPa; (ii) the second part comprises material which is more ductile than the metal of the first metal sheets, and preferably comprises second metal sheets (2) which are bonded to each other and to the first part of the armor (11) with aramid fibre reinforced adhesive.
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Johnson Stephen M.
The Secretary of State for Defence in Her Britannic Majesty's Go
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