Material Properties under Intensive Dynamic Loading

1. Front Matter

   Pages I-XIV

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2. Basic Principles of Continuum Mechanics

   • B.L. Glushak

   Pages 1-31

3. Methods and Devices for Producing Intense Shock Loads

   • M.V. Zhernokletov

   Pages 33-71

4. Recording Fast Processes in Dynamic Studies

   • Yu.V. Batkov, V.A. Borisenok, S.I. Gerasimov, V.A. Komrachkov, A.D. Kovtun, M.V. Zhernokletov

   Pages 73-146

5. Determination of Hugoniots and Expansion Isentropes

   • M.V. Zhernokletov

   Pages 147-190

6. Studies of Phase Transformations

   • B.L. Glushak, M.A . Mochalov

   Pages 191-220

7. Dynamic Strength of Materials

   • B.L. Glushak, O.A. Tyupanova, Yu.V. Batkov

   Pages 221-275

8. Estimation of Temperatures in Shock-compressed Transparent Material

   • M.A. Mochalov

   Pages 277-328

9. Determination of Detonation Parameters and Efficiency of Solid HE Explosion Products

   • V.M. Belsky, M.V. Zhernokletov

   Pages 329-391

10. Laser Doppler Measuring Systems and Their Use in Shock-Wave Studies

    • A.V. Fedorov, A.L. Mikhailov, D.V. Nazarov

    Pages 393-418

11. Back Matter

    Pages 419-421

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This book is the result of collaboration between the Russian Federal Nuclear Center – All Russian Scienti?c Research Institute of Experimental Physics (RFNC-VNIIEF) located in Sarov, Russia and the University of California – Los Alamos National Laboratory (UC-LANL). The genesis of this project was the compilation of a set of lecture notes used by a number of leading VNIIEF researchers in courses taught to students of the Sarov Physical and Technical Institute(SarFTI)specializingin“Theoretical andExperimentalMechanics. ” A revised and signi?cantly supplemented version of those lecture notes was ultimately published as a monograph (in Russian) by VNIIEF Press, and is used today as a textbook in courses on shock mechanics being taught at SarFTI. Recognizing the potential bene?t of the manuscript to students and researchers in the ?eld of shock mechanics in the English-speaking world, a VNIIEF/LANL collaboration was established to revise/translate/update the manuscript. This book is the result of that e?ort. Understanding the physical and thermomechanical response of materials subjected to intensive dynamic loading is a challenge of great signi?cance in engineering today. When intensive dynamic loads, such as those that result from the detonation of high explosives (HE), high-velocity impact, or rapid localizedheating(suchasmightdevelopunderthee?ectsofincidentlaserlight or relativistic electron beam), are applied to condensed matter, the result is a complex pattern of material ?ow involving waves of discontinuous (shock) as well as continuous (expansion) nature. Shock compression (followed by expansion) precipitates both reversible and irreversible physical, physicochemical and mechanical processes in the material.

• Explosion
• continuum mechanics
• detonation waves
• equation of state
• experiment
• laser
• material
• mechanics
• shock compression
• shock wave
• shock waves
• solid
• temperature
• waves

• The Russian Federal Nuclear Center, All-Russia Scientific Research Institute of Experimental Physics (VNIIEF), Russia

  Mikhail V. Zhernokletov, Boris L. Glushak

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