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Experimental Analysis of Dynamic Yield Strength of Material and Research on Its Numerical Method ZHAO Guangming1,2,a,MENG Xiangrui 1,2,b 1Key lab on safe and effective coal mining sponsored by Anhui province and ministry of education, Anhui University of Science and Technology, Huainan, Anhui 232001,China; 2School of Mining and Safety, Anhui University of Science and Technology, Huainan,Anhui 232001,China aemail:zhaogm@aust.edu.cn, bemail:xrmeng@aust.edu.cn Key Words: Tailor impact; the mesh-free method; the reproducing kernel particle method; the dynamic yielding strength Abstract.
Then analysis is conducted of the experiment results, together mesh-free simulation, indicating that the results obtained from the theoretical deduction, from the value simulation and from the experiments are mutually compatible. 1 Introduction The Tailor impact experiment is of great importance to any one who investigates dynamic material behaviors, especially the behaviors for materials with a high straining coefficient.
While Barenblatt [4] and Ting [5] applied the impact to the investigation into viscoplastic materials, Hutching[6] put forward a method for the estimation of the dynamic yielding strength for polymer.
And the method is also applicable to analysis of the dynamic mechanical properties of the material.
Acknowledgements The work is supported by New Century Excellent Talents of Ministry of Education project NCET-08-0819, Huo Yingdong Education Fund 121050, the China National Science Foundation of China 50804003, Key science and technology research project of ministry of education and the Science and Technology projects 2009A05014 in Huainan City.

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The USDOE-supported lightweight materials efforts in the PNGV were known as Automotive Lighweighting Materials (ALM) and that name persisted in the FC&FP until 2007.
With the conclusion of the USDOE HighStrength Weight Reduction Materials (HSWRM) effort, which focused on applications in the heavy-duty vehicle industry, the materials research in this area is now simply known as Lightweighting Materials (LM).
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