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THE ANALYSIS OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION OF A BALLISTIC SHIELDS IN SIMULATION OF MOBILE CELLULAR AUTOMATA Miroslaw Bocian1,a, Krzysztof Jamroziak2,b and Mariusz Kosobudzki2,c 1 Wroclaw University of Technology, The Institute of Materials Science and Applied Mechanics.
The rapid development of materials science introduced to the ballistic protection a wide range of composite materials.
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The second one is viscosity term and it shows the flow stress of material increases when material is exposed to high strain rates and the last one is temperature softening term.
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Therefore, the difference of mechanical properties of materials exacerbates material damage when the crack cross different elastic material interface and the damage characteristics can change the damage state uniform material.
Conclusions The composites of three point bending beam test and theoretical research show that, the crack will deflect because of the difference of mechanical properties of materials when the crack perpendicular to different elastic materials interface expands.
The degree of sand-mudstone materials damage is consistent with plastic strain and the plastic strain is lager, the degree of damage will be stronger.
Acknowledgements This work was financially supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (No. 51004023).
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Department o f Materials and Chemical Engineering, West Anhui University, Lu’an 237012, China 2.
The raw materials for these compounds are carbohydrates and fatty alcohols, which are all naturally occur and renewable.
Experiment 2.1 Materials All the reagents used throughout this paper were used “as is” with no purification.
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Nano materials have made a revelation in all fields of engineering and technology.
Materials of size less than 100 nm are termed as nano materials.
The "top down" a3pproach in which nanostructures are generated from breaking of bulk materials.
Soluble nitrates of copper and aluminium, Cu (NO3)2.3H2O and Al (NO3)3.9H2O were the starting materials.
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It is an effective way of electromagnetic radiation protection to use electromagnetic radiation protection materials, especially the electromagnetic wave absorbing materials[3,4].
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The article is devoted to the modes of getting copper powder materials by the method of electroerosion dispersion from waste of an electrotechnical copper wire of an aquatic environment.
The system includes a reactor of electroerosion dispersion for putting conducting materials, a voltage regulator and a pulse generator.
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