Titlebook: Constitutive Relation in High/Very High Strain Rates; IUTAM Symposium Noda Kozo Kawata,Jumpei Shioiri Conference proceedings 1996 Springer

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虛弱

Computer Simulation of Structural and Mechanical After-Effects of Shock Waves Induced by Impulse LaAthermal dislocation climb and polarization of dislocation associations are proposed to be a reason of a new mechanism of solids softening during plane shock impact compression. This process is investigated by means of the computer simulation within the framework of continuous dislocation distribution.

ANTI

Testing viscous soft materials at medium and high strain rates,he behaviour of soft viscous materials. Those results concern the use of Hopkinson bars: -. the waves’ dispersion correction for viscoelastic 3D bars; -. inverse calculation methods that are needed for the analysis of the results of transient tests when the hypothesis of homogeneity in the specimen is not valid.

蚊帳

Final Thoughts on Sustainable Urbanization, and absorbed energy per unit volume, not only stress, is given for uniaxial tension in strain rate level of 10. s. ~10. s. never studied enough hitherto. In these studies, solutions of long standing questions are included. Classification of solids ranging from metals, polymers (energy elasticity an

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Oussama Habachi,Gerard Chalhoub,Essaid Sabir be resistant to rapid crack propagation. The data which includes stress/strain results over a strain rate range 10. to 10. s. and a temperature range ?20 to 20°C are fairly well described by the Eyring relationship, even though wave propagation effects should be accounted for at high strain rates.

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圣歌

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-62488-9which allow for materials testing in shear up to 10. 1/s. More detailed informations are provided on experimental technique based on the Modified Double Shear specimen loaded by direct impact, [14]. The role of adiabatic heating at different rates of shearing are discussed, including transition from