NATO STANAG 4110 Definition of Pressure Terms and Their Interrelationship for Use in the Design and Proof of Cannons or Mortars and Ammunition
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NATO STANAG 4110 Document Information:
Title
Definition of Pressure Terms and Their Interrelationship for Use in the Design and Proof of Cannons or Mortars and Ammunition
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Publication Date:
Nov 30, 2005
Scope:
AIM
The aim of this agreement is to standardize the definitions of pressure terms used in the design and safety testing of those cannons, mortars and associated ammunitions that are used by NATO Naval and Army Forces, in order to facilitate interchangeability. It is the intention that these definitions and their interrelationship should be applied as far as is possible to all gun type weapon systems.
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