The Influences of Shock Compression Pressure on Critical Shear Stress in Metals (O Vliyanii Davleniya Udarnogo Szhatiya na Velichiny Kriticheskikh Napryazheniy Sdviga v Metallakh)
Abstract
Explosive experiments were performed to study the critical shear stress beyond the leading edge of shockwaves in aluminum at pressures of 300 and 650 kbar, copper in pressures of 240 and 550 kbar and lead at pressures of 460 kbar. Estimates of this quantity were performed by comparison of experimental data characterizing the decrease in pressure across the leading edge of the shockwave due to unloading with the results of calculation.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jun 01, 1972
- Accession Number
- AD0745365
Entities
People
- L. M. Sinitsyna
- S. A. Novikov
Organizations
- United States Army Foreign Science and Technology Center