Dynamics of Interfaces with Static Initial Loading
Dynamics of Interfaces with Static Initial Loading
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静态初始加载的界面动力学
DOI:
10.1007/978-3-319-00771-7_5
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发表时间:
2014
影响因子:
5.1
通讯作者:
J. Cordes
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作者:
J. Dodson;Ryan Lowe;J. Foley;Christopher Mougeotte;D. Geissler;J. Cordes
Accurately modeling the dynamic response of structural interfaces under high rate loading conditions is challenging due to lack of focused studies and validation data. In order to support the development and validation of accurate physics-based models of these interface dynamics, simulations and experiments using combined static torsional loads with dynamic compressive loading are performed. A ballistic impact generates dynamic compressive stress waves that propagate across the threaded interface of two coupled metallic bars with a known static torque. Strong phenomenological evidence of the release and conversion of static torsional energy due to the applied dynamic loads is seen in time-frequency analysis. The frequency band structure of the dynamic waves are also observed to vary under certain conditions. Applied torque is shown to relax almost completely during an experiment, with significant rotation of the transmission bar relative to the incident bar. The mechanism is believed to be release of the static torque and the generation of torsional waves.