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Waves and Shocks in Locking and Dissipative Media
The propagation of stress waves and shocks in various inelastic media are studied for a semi-infinite body loaded at its free surface. The first type of material postulated is a locking medium, which responds elasto-plastically at low stress levels but behaves as a rigid body after it is compressed to a certain maximum strain. It is shown that a pressure pulse may generate either a supersonic shock wave, or a subsonic wave with an elastic precursor, or a purely elastic wave. All three phenomena may occur in the foregoing sequence. Criteria for the initiation, existence, and decay of the three types of wave fronts are given.
Waves and Shocks in Locking and Dissipative Media
The propagation of stress waves and shocks in various inelastic media are studied for a semi-infinite body loaded at its free surface. The first type of material postulated is a locking medium, which responds elasto-plastically at low stress levels but behaves as a rigid body after it is compressed to a certain maximum strain. It is shown that a pressure pulse may generate either a supersonic shock wave, or a subsonic wave with an elastic precursor, or a purely elastic wave. All three phenomena may occur in the foregoing sequence. Criteria for the initiation, existence, and decay of the three types of wave fronts are given.
Waves and Shocks in Locking and Dissipative Media
Salvadori, Mario G. (Autor:in) / Skalak, Richard (Autor:in) / Weidlinger, Paul (Autor:in)
Transactions of the American Society of Civil Engineers ; 126 ; 305-333
01.01.2021
291961-01-01 pages
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