Experimental Study of Glass Strength against Shock Wave Loading-Shock Wave Properties and Method for Stress Measurement-

Aratani, Shin'ichi; Nishi, Mizuki; Ojima, Hidenori; Takayama, K.

doi:10.2109/jcersj.111.669

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“…For physical simulation of the high-explosive blast impact on a target (protected) object in Russia [1][2][3][4] and abroad [5][6][7][8][9][10][11], shock tubes are traditionally used. The advantages of this method of physical simulation over full-scale field tests are lower cost and easier reproducibility of the experiment, as well as its higher safety.…”

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Optimal parameters of shock tubes to simulate the high explosive effect of a blast

Chernyshov,

Savelova,

Yatsenko

2024

MATEC Web Conf.

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The problem of generating pressure waves with a profile similar to the profile of a blast wave in closed shock tubes with constant cross-section is considered. Applying non-stationary gas dynamics methods, the dimensions (lengths) of high and low pressure chambers are determined analytically and numerically. Also, the gas parameters in those chambers necessary to produce pressure waves with a profile close to triangular are determined.

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Optimal parameters of shock tubes to simulate the high explosive effect of a blast

Chernyshov,

Savelova,

Yatsenko

2024

MATEC Web Conf.

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Experimental Study of Glass Strength against Shock Wave Loading-Stress Generation of Float Glass Plates-

Nishi¹,

Aratani²,

Ojima³

et al. 2003

J. Ceram. Soc. Japan

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Stress generation by shock wave on a 300 mm~300 mm oat glass specimen was investigated. Stresses in oat glass plate increased to a maximum value impulsively, and decayed accompanied by a periodical oscilla tory pattern. The stress values s so far generated can be written in the following form of time t and thick ness d using 4 parameters, s it, dÞ j C d sin vtEexp o|l it|p/2vj p {C s. In these 4 parameters, C d and C s are shown as a factor of Mach number by normalizing with glass thickness, and l and v are dependent on glass thickness.

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Experimental Study of Glass Strength against Shock Wave Loading-Stress Generation of Laminated Glass Plates-

Nishi

Aratani

Ojima

et al. 2003

J. Ceram. Soc. Japan

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Experimental Study of Glass Strength against Shock Wave Loading-Shock Wave Properties and Method for Stress Measurement-

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Optimal parameters of shock tubes to simulate the high explosive effect of a blast

Optimal parameters of shock tubes to simulate the high explosive effect of a blast

Experimental Study of Glass Strength against Shock Wave Loading-Stress Generation of Float Glass Plates-

Experimental Study of Glass Strength against Shock Wave Loading-Stress Generation of Laminated Glass Plates-

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