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Smoothly Waning, Symmetrically Expanding, Cavity-Pressure Loads in Earth Materials
An approximate solution for the pressure loading required to expand a spherical cavity in rock and soil targets is derived. A dual characterization of fracture and flow material model is used. Frictional resistance to flow is also included. Non-linear volumetric strain hardening is modeled with bi-linear curves and unloading is assumed to be non-dilative. Applications of this solution form to the prediction of pressure loading on slender, convex-nosed earth penetrators and on spherically-nosed water entry vehicles are discussed. (ERA citation 07:044454)
Smoothly Waning, Symmetrically Expanding, Cavity-Pressure Loads in Earth Materials
An approximate solution for the pressure loading required to expand a spherical cavity in rock and soil targets is derived. A dual characterization of fracture and flow material model is used. Frictional resistance to flow is also included. Non-linear volumetric strain hardening is modeled with bi-linear curves and unloading is assumed to be non-dilative. Applications of this solution form to the prediction of pressure loading on slender, convex-nosed earth penetrators and on spherically-nosed water entry vehicles are discussed. (ERA citation 07:044454)
Smoothly Waning, Symmetrically Expanding, Cavity-Pressure Loads in Earth Materials
T. G. Priddy (Autor:in)
1982
76 pages
Report
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Englisch
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