Here are some additional figures for thickness for spheres and squares.
All of these assume a density of 8 gms/cc. Obviously the "superdense" will
be higher but that simply makes the skin thinner. Units should be obvious
but in case they're not - weight in metric tons, tonnage is MT displacement,
radius/side and thickness are centimeters.
Material multiplier = 1.25 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 1650.00 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 33.27
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 26.81
Material multiplier = 1.00 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 1320.00 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 26.86
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 21.65
Material multiplier = 0.44 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 580.80 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 12.07
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 9.73
Material multiplier = 0.35 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 462.00 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 9.64
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 7.77
Material multiplier = 0.31 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 409.20 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 8.55
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 6.89
Material multiplier = 0.26 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 343.20 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 7.18
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 5.79
Material multiplier = 0.14 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 184.80 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 3.88
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 3.13
Material multiplier = 0.06 Armor multiplier = 33.00
Weight = 79.20 Tonnage = 100.00
Spheres
Radius = 685.61 Thickness = 1.67
Squares
Side = 1105.21 Thickness = 1.34
TLH
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T.L.Hayes |
MIT/Lincoln Laboratory |
Lexington, MA |