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A method for obtaining and recording high-velocity compact metal elements moving with hypersonic velocities under high-intensity shock loading is developed. A light-gas ballistic device and shadow photography are used for… Click to show full abstract
A method for obtaining and recording high-velocity compact metal elements moving with hypersonic velocities under high-intensity shock loading is developed. A light-gas ballistic device and shadow photography are used for this purpose. Application of a hemisphere–cylinder liner makes it possible to test a shaped charge that steadily forms a compact steel element moving with a velocity approximately equal to 6 km/s. The results of numerical and experimental testing of this projector are given.
Keywords:
hemisphere cylinder;
projection recording;
recording compact;
collective projection;
elements formed;
compact elements
Journal Title: Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics
Year Published: 2018
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Journal Title: Journal of Applied Mechanics and Technical Physics
Year Published: 2018
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