29. Summary of the Constraints

29. Summary of the Constraints

M_head, lb	Num. cases	v_lurch, ft s^-1	PE, ft-lb	m_cloud, lb	v_cloud, ft s^-1
5	6	-0.1 to -2.2	160–500	0.1–0.6	200–500
6	6	-0.2 to -2.3	120–460	0.1–0.6	200–500
7	5	-0.3 to -1.9	220–520	0.1–0.5	200–400
8	13	+0.1 to -2.2	120–460	0.1–1.0	100–300
9	0	-	-	-	-

m_head, lb	N	PE, ft-lb	v_bodyafter, ft s-1	v_frags, ft s-1	d_frags, ft	d_snap, in
5	18	280–590	-0.7 to -1.0	380–760	5–10	2.4–3.0
6	18	160–590	-0.7 to -1.1	380–860	2–10	2.4–3.0
7	7	190–570	-0.8 to -1.1	420–840	2–7	2.4–2.6
8	0	-	-	-	-	-
9	0	-	-	-	-	-

m_head, lb	N	PE, ft-lb	v_bodyafter, ft s^-1	v_frags, ft s^-1	v_snap, ft s^-1	R_head, in	R_bullet, in
5	10	430–590	-0.7 to -0.9	380–610	4.3–5.0	4.8–5.5	4.8–5.5
6	27	320–600	-0.7 to -1.0	370–730	4.2–5.1	4.0–5.5	4.8–6.5
7	37	180–600	-0.7 to -1.1	370–850	4.1–5.1	3.5–5.5	4.8–6.8
8	31	150–600	-0.7 to -1.1	370–870	4.0–5.0	3.5–5.2	4.8–6.8
9	19	140–590	-0.7 to -1.1	380–830	4.1–5.0	3.5–4.5	5.2–6.8

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