Deformation of metals at strain rates above 104 sec?1

Степанов, Г. В.; Kharchenko, V. V.

doi:10.1007/bf01533792

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“…Similar variations of viscosity with increasing pressure were observed in the solidstate region at dε/dt > 10 4 s -1 in [54]. The decrease in viscosity in the region of transition to melting on the shock adiabat is similar to variations of yield point and splitting strength [55,56].…”

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Measurements of the viscosity of iron and uranium under shock compression

Минеев

Funtikov

2006

High Temp

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Interest in studying the viscosity of iron and uranium is primarily associated with studying the stability of motion of envelopes made of these materials towards the center in spherically symmetric systems during the acceleration of the envelopes by the products of explosion and by shock waves. The experimental measurements of viscosity in the pressure range from 30 to 250 GPa involve the use of the method of evolution of harmonic oscillation preassigned at the front of shock wave propagating in iron and uranium. The resultant data are considered along with the estimates of the thermodynamic state of matter under shock compression.

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