Metal Explosion Chambers and their Application

Alexandr Shtertser; Boris Zlobin; Oleg Stoyanovskii

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.788.306

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Metal Explosion Chambers and their Application

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The paper presents the principles of stress calculations for metal shells sustaining internal impulse loading. The designs of metal explosion chambers (EC) are described; examples of their utilization in scientific research and engineering applications are presented. Aside from conventional methods of the EC use, i.e. explosion welding, explosion hardening, powder compacting, synthesis of new materials, etc., recently the EC has found ever-widening applications in recycling discarded parts containing explosives, such as ammunition. The metal EC provides localization of every explosion damaging effect, improves the safety of works, and enables performing blasting operations both in industrial and laboratory conditions.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 788)

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306-312

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August 2015

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Alexandr Shtertser*, Boris Zlobin, Oleg Stoyanovskii

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Explosion Chamber (EC), Explosive Working of Materials, High Explosive (HE), Stresses in a Shell

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