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LiuWen-xiang, TanShu-shun, JingJi-yong, ZhangXiao-liang, ZhuYu-rong, LiuGuan-lan, ZhangQing-ming. Internalloadsandstructureresponsesofsphericalexplosivevesse[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2013, 33(6): 594-600. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2013)06-0594-07
Citation: LiuWen-xiang, TanShu-shun, JingJi-yong, ZhangXiao-liang, ZhuYu-rong, LiuGuan-lan, ZhangQing-ming. Internalloadsandstructureresponsesofsphericalexplosivevesse[J]. Explosion And Shock Waves, 2013, 33(6): 594-600. doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2013)06-0594-07

Internalloadsandstructureresponsesofsphericalexplosivevesse

doi: 10.11883/1001-1455(2013)06-0594-07
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  • Corresponding author: LiuWen-xiang
  • Publish Date: 2013-11-25
  • Tounderstandthewholedevelopingprocessoftheflowfieldinasphericalexplosivevessel, thepressureandtemperatureattheinternalsurfaceofthevesselweremonitoredaswellasthestrain ofitsexternalsurface.Theexperimentalresultsshowthattheflowfieldinthevesseltendedtobe evenaftertheblastwavesreflectedthreetimes.Thestrainwavesoftheexternalsurfaceindicatethat theexplosiveproductsinthevesselobviouslyunderwentasecondaryreaction.Thestraingrowthappearedatallthemeasuringpositionsandthatwasthemostevidentatthemeasuringpositionopposite theentranceofthevessel,atwhichthegrowthcoefficientoftheaveragestrainpeakarrivedat2.88. Theprimaryvibrationofthevesselwasbreathvibration,andthefrequencyofthesecondaryprimary vibrationwasaboutonehalfasmuchasthatofbreathvibration.Thelargeststrainoftheouterwall ofthevesselwasabout2.510-3,thecorrespondinglargestequivalentstresswasabout80% higher thanthestaticyieldstressofthevesselmaterial,whilethevesseldidnotpresentclearplasticdeformation.
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