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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"compressive shock"”.

  1. MODELING AND EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATIONS OF THE SHOCK RESPONSE OF VISCOELASTIC FOAMS

    … model for closed-cell foams tailored for compressive shock loads and an experimental investigation of two commercial foam products. The new model requires just two characterization experiments to find material parameters, making it far more convenient than other approaches. A specific form …

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  2. Shock Physics in Compressible Solids

    This dissertation explores the physics of compressive and tensile shock waves in compressible solids, focusing on thermoelastic (TE) and thermoviscoelastic (TVE) materials with and without rheology. Shock phenomena in compressible solids are inherently complex, involving nonlinear wave …

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  3. Attributes of Astrocyte Response to Mechano-Stimulation by High-Rate Overpressure

    … and complex loading paradigm associated with compressive shock waves that propagate out from an explosive event and interact with the head and other organs through high-rate loading. When subjected to such insult, brain cells undergo characteristic injury responses which include …

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  4. A Study of the Feasibility of the Ablative Acceleration of Hydrogen Pellets

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