The Resistance of Structural Elements to Impact and Shock-Wave Load

Leopold Kruszka; Iurii Vorobiov; Nataliia Ovcharova

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.715.216

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The Resistance of Structural Elements to Impact and Shock-Wave Load

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The ability of structural elements withstanding impact and shock-wave loading has been considered. The dynamic stress-strain state of structural elements at the stage of occurrence of large elastic-plastic deformation and fracture has been investigated, and different criteria of the structure strength has been used. The numerical and experimental results have been compared.

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Leopold Kruszka*, Iurii Vorobiov, Nataliia Ovcharova

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Dynamic Properties of Material, FEM, High Rate Deformation, Impact, Shock-Wave Load

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