Abstract:Abstract. The results of numerical experiments on modeling of shock wave loading of mixtures are obtained by using thermodynamic equilibrium model TEC (thermodynamic equilibrium components) are presented. The thermodynamic parameters are modeled for the mixtures that include epoxy resin as a component. The model allows taking into account the phase transition under shock wave loading, when the substance in the region of phase transition is considered as mixture of low-pressure phase and high-pressure phase. In… Show more
“…В частности, для описания пористых материалов необходимо учитывать взаимодействие компонентов, что не предполагается при использовании смесевого метода. В [33][34][35][36][37] была рассмотрена термодинамически равновесная модель ТЕС (thermodynamic equilibrium components) применительно к ряду материалов, в том числе и к карбидам [14].…”
The results of research on modeling thermodynamic parameters of shock-wave loading of carbides with different stoichiometric ratios are presented. The carbides are considered as a mixture of carbon with the corresponding component. The calculations of pressure, compression and temperature values under shock-wave loading for solid and porous carbides in the range of pressure values above 3 GPa are performed. The model calculations are compared with the known experimental results on the shock-wave loading of carbides with different porosity values. The possibility of modeling the behavior according to the proposed method for carbides for which there are no experimental data at high dynamic loads is shown.
“…В частности, для описания пористых материалов необходимо учитывать взаимодействие компонентов, что не предполагается при использовании смесевого метода. В [33][34][35][36][37] была рассмотрена термодинамически равновесная модель ТЕС (thermodynamic equilibrium components) применительно к ряду материалов, в том числе и к карбидам [14].…”
The results of research on modeling thermodynamic parameters of shock-wave loading of carbides with different stoichiometric ratios are presented. The carbides are considered as a mixture of carbon with the corresponding component. The calculations of pressure, compression and temperature values under shock-wave loading for solid and porous carbides in the range of pressure values above 3 GPa are performed. The model calculations are compared with the known experimental results on the shock-wave loading of carbides with different porosity values. The possibility of modeling the behavior according to the proposed method for carbides for which there are no experimental data at high dynamic loads is shown.
“…Specifically, the interaction of components should be taken into account in the description of porous materials, but the mixture method does not allow for this. The thermodynamic equilibrium TEC (thermodynamic equilibrium components) model was examined in [33][34][35][36][37] with reference to a number of materials, including carbides [14].…”
The results of research on modeling thermodynamic parameters ofshock-wave loading of carbides with different stoichiometric ratios arepresented. The carbides are considered as a mixture of carbon with thecorresponding component. The calculations of pressure, compression andtemperature values under shock-wave loading for solid and porous carbides inthe range of pressure values above 3 GPa are performed. The modelcalculations are compared with the known experimental results on theshock-wave loading of carbides with different porosity values. Thepossibility of modeling the behavior according to the proposed method forcarbides for which there are no experimental data at high dynamic loads isshown. Keywords: Equation of state, shock adiabat, thermodynamic equality,porous heterogeneous medium, carbides\
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