What is the nature of damage associated with a low order explosion?

A low order explosion is characterized by a less violent release of energy compared to high order explosions. The nature of damage typically includes bending, bulging, or deforming of structures rather than outright destruction. This type of explosion does not create the extreme pressures or rapid combustion that lead to shattering materials or complete destruction.

In a low order explosion, the energy released may cause significant disruption and localized damage, resulting in structural changes such as bending or bulging rather than turning materials into gas. Thus, the characteristics of low order explosions highlight their capacity to cause deformation rather than the total destruction that would be associated with a higher order explosion.