Newton’s Law of Motion. Methods and Apparatus for Providing Ballistic Protection United States Patent 7383761 Warren, David H Schaeffer, Wayne Stoneridge,

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Newton’s Law of Motion

Methods and Apparatus for Providing Ballistic Protection United States Patent Warren, David H Schaeffer, Wayne Stoneridge, New York, US

Why we chose it? The three fundamental Newton’s Law of Motion is applicable to our daily lives

Scope of Application Military – Light Weight Protective Armour Plate – Bullet Trap With Anti-Splatter safety screen – Magnetize ceramic Armour System – Tetrahedron Filled Panels Consumers – Conveyance window with Surpressed reflections – Impact Resistance Rigid Composite and method for manufacture – Inserting ballistic panels within wooden walls to enhance protective measures

Ballistic Armour Light Weight Cost Effective Protect Lives Increase Troops Mobility

Linkage to Newton’s Law Applies the first and third Law First Law – An object at rest tend to stay at rest and an object in motion tends to stay in motion unless there is a resultant force Third Law – For every action there’s an equal and opposite reaction MY LAW!!!!