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effective fragment

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effective fragment [ə¦fek·tiv ′frag·mənt]
(ordnance)
In terminal ballistics, a fragment whose mass, velocity, and form, upon impact with the target are such as to enable the fragment to accomplish the desired effect.


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This type of steel is guaranteed to break up into a large number of small but effective fragments that will travel a more predictable distance from the point of detonation.
Each Mat-120 bomblet can penetrate up to 150 mm of steel while scattering effective fragments over a 15-metre radius.
 
 
 
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