Stress Waves in Solids
By H. Kolsky. 2003
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Subfields: Materials Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials
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Citations in the corpus
- Effect of Thermal Treatment on the Dynamic Fracture Toughness of Laurentian Granite (2012, background): “The loading forces P1 and P2 on the two ends of the specimen induced by the SHPB are (Kolsky 1953) P/2 P/2 P”
- The compressive response of porcine adipose tissue from low to high strain rate (2012, background): “The time taken for the stress wave to traverse the specimen length is given by l/cs, where l is the length of the specimen and the elastic wave speed cs depends upon the bulk modulus K according to cs1⁄4(K/r) [38].”
- The reliability of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) in shock environments (2002, background): “have been studied for over a hundred years [19], [20].”
- Natural vibration analysis of clear wooden beams: a theoretical review (2002, background): “The latter expression describes the behaviour of a plane wave propagating at the speed VX in the direction (OX) ( Kolsky 1953 ).”
- Dynamic Response and Failure Mechanism of Brittle Rocks Under Combined Compression-Shear Loading Experiments (2018, methodology): “The SHPB testing system, originally proposed by Hopkinson (1914) and further modified by Kolsky (1953), has been extensively used for characterizing mechanical properties of materials at high loading rates (Cai et al.”
- A split Hopkinson pressure bar technique to determine compressive stress-strain data for rock materials (2001, methodology): “Figure 3 shows stress versus time at the ends of the sample calculated from eqs (4a) and (4b) and the average strain rate calculated from eq ( 2 ).”