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What level of striking strength is required to completely break down a concrete or brick wall with a single punch?
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Striking strength question
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Fragmentation, violent fragmentation or pulverization.
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Varies depending on size and thickness of the wall, and material composition. Not all walls are made the same.
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One example I can think of is a concrete or brick wall on a typical house.
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You still need to find the height and width and thickness of the wall first.
A typical house doesn't have average dimensions.
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How about 15 feet in width, 10 feet in height, and 6 1/2 in thickness.
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Were those values found via pixel-scaling or are they just random assumptions?
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Something I just thought of.
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15 ft is 457.2 cm
10 ft is 304.8 cm
6.5 in is 16.51 cm
That's a volume of 2300743.7856 cm^3.
Concrete has a frag of 6 J/cc, v. frag of 17-20 J/cc and a pulv. energy of 40 J/cc.
Frag: 2300743.7856 * 6= 13804462.7136 J (9-B+)
V. frag: 2300743.7856 * 17 to 20 = 39112644.3552-46014875.712 J (9-A)
Pulv: 2300743.7856 * 40= 92029751.424 J (9-A)
10 ft is 304.8 cm
6.5 in is 16.51 cm
That's a volume of 2300743.7856 cm^3.
Concrete has a frag of 6 J/cc, v. frag of 17-20 J/cc and a pulv. energy of 40 J/cc.
Frag: 2300743.7856 * 6= 13804462.7136 J (9-B+)
V. frag: 2300743.7856 * 17 to 20 = 39112644.3552-46014875.712 J (9-A)
Pulv: 2300743.7856 * 40= 92029751.424 J (9-A)
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