Low-Velocity Impacts on Targets Containing Embedded Carbon Nanotubes
J. A. Carmona, M. Cook, J. Schmoke, J. Reay, T. W. Hyde
Abstract
A one stage Light Gas Gun (LGG) at CASPER [1] was employed to test the shielding capabilities of tiles composed of four different laminated nanotube combinations. These target tiles were named CSNEAT1, CSCNT1, HYCNTUT1 and HYCNTT1. For calibration purposes, a 3003- aluminum plate was also impacted and the craters formed on the various composition tiles compared.
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