Analysis of very high speed impact
Analysis of very high speed impact
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DOI:
10.1016/0020-7225(87)90073-5
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发表时间:
1987
影响因子:
6.6
通讯作者:
M. Ravid;S. Bodner;I. Holcman
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作者:
M. Ravid;S. Bodner;I. Holcman
Investigations of the very high speed impact (> 1000 m/s) of cylindrical rods on target plates have generally concentrated on the numerical solution of the governing field and material equations at mesh points subdividing the structural components. In the present paper, an approximate two-dimensional analytical solution is obtained for the response to normal impact in the regions of influence. The analysis considers shock waves generated in the structural components and their subsequent reduction due to rarefaction waves. This, in turn, leads to zones of plastic flow in adjacent target regions and in the mushroomed frontal section of the projectile. An overall work rate equality that accounts for strain rate dependent plastic flow and also for inertial forces due to local and convective accelerations enables determination of the target cavity diameter. Possible failure of projectile material is also considered. The analysis is carried out up to the time that shock wave effects in the rod become relatively unimportant. During this period, the analytical model determines the interactive forces, the penetration velocity, and the deformation geometry, strain rates, and flow stresses of the projectile and target.