A New Experimental Technique for Dynamic Material Properties

Min Zu Liang; Xiang Yu Li; Fang Yun Lu; Jin Gui Qin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.690-693.1872

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A New Experimental Technique for Dynamic Material Properties

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An improved experimental method has been described to determine dynamic material properties under conditions approximating uniform one-dimensional tensile loading. A lateral efficiency loading is produced when the projectile, which is made of low-density material, impacts high-intensity target. The lateral efficiency loading technique is a convenient and effective technique to study the dynamic fracture and fragmentation properties of materials under high strain rate tensile loading.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 690-693)

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Min Zu Liang, Xiang Yu Li, Fang Yun Lu, Jin Gui Qin

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Dynamic Material Properties, Expanding Ring, Lateral Efficiency Loading

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