Publications - Materials Technology

L-257 Life Cycle Cost Method And Examples For Munition Health Monitoring
03 April 2020
Within the NATO context, a cost benefit analysis (CBA) is a valuable support tool for economic analysis for defence programs. A major part of any CBA is a sound life cycle cost analysis of all options.
Dr Kevin M. Jaansalu & Ms Christelle Collet, MSIACDr Giuseppe Tussiwand, Haptica s.r.l.Ms Rada Feraco, Department of National Defence, Canada Mr Pieter Jansen & Mr Michail Bozoudis, NCIA
L-218 Material Selection And Property-Processing Implications In Additive Manufactured Materials For Munitions
19 February 2020
Additive manufacturing (also referred to as AM) offers many opportunities in the munition design space to tailor bulk properties, such as spatially-variant composition, density, etc., with intent to subsequently affect macro behavior through changes in stress/strain profiles, variable
Wade Babcock
O-214 MSIAC Workshop 2020 Defects - Causes, Classification and Criticality
03 October 2019
Defects in energetic materials or in other materials used in munitions systems are often a cause for concern. This includes voids, cracks, and foreign materials, as well as chemical, physical and or mechanical properties that are outside design tolerance specifications.
Matt FERRAN (MSIAC)Dr. Matt ANDREWS (MSIAC)Dr. Kevin JAANSALU (MSIAC)Dr. Michael SHARP (MSIAC)
L-217 Ageing Of Munition Materials
26 October 2019
The ageing of materials in munitions as reported in the open literature is reviewed within the framework of materials engineering. The focus is on polymeric materials and molecular solids encountered in energetic materials.
Wade G. BabcockKevin M. Jaansalu
O-206 TNT and Blast Equivalency Characterization of Energetic Materials
31 July 2019
When dealing with energetic materials, TNT Equivalency is commonly used for different purposes. For scientific purposes, it is a means to compare the explosive effects delivered by different energetic compositions, by expressing them in terms of an equivalent TNT detonation.
Christelle ColletDr Kevin JaansaluDr Ernest L. BakerMartijn van der Voort
O-200 MSIAC Workshop 2018: Improved Explosives And Munitions Risk Management
02 October 2018
MSIAC is organizing a workshop to exploit an improved understanding of munitions vulnerability and consequences to deliver improvements in explosives and munitions risk management.
Martijn van der VoortMatthew AndrewsWade BabcockChristelle ColletMartin PopeMichael Sharp
O-188 Property-processing implications in additive manufactured materials for munitions
23 January 2019
Additive manufacturing (also referred to as AM) offers many opportunities in the munitions design space to tailor bulk properties, such as spatially-variant composition, density, etc., with intent to subsequently affect macro behaviour through changes in stress/stra
Wade G. Babcock
L-219 Lifecycle of flare countermeasures Report 1 Flare countermeasure overview
23 January 2019
Flare countermeasures are traditionally a mixture of magnesium, Teflon® and Viton® (MTV). Historically, information regarding MTV flares was subject to national security restrictions.
Rebecca Millar, MSIAC Stokes Fellow (2018)
L-221 Lifecycle of flare countermeasures Report 3 Ageing and degradation
23 January 2019
Flare countermeasures are traditionally a mixture of magnesium, Teflon® and Viton® (MTV). Historically, information regarding MTV flares was subject to national security restrictions.
Rebecca Millar, MSIAC Stokes Fellow (2018)
O-185 Property-processing implications in additive manufactured materials for munitions
23 January 2019
Additive manufacturing (also referred to as AM) offers many opportunities in the munitions design space to tailor bulk properties, such as spatially-variant composition, density, etc., with intent to subsequently affect macro behaviour through changes in stress/stra
Wade G. Babcock

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