Modeling heterogeneous energetic materials at the mesoscale

By M. Baer. 2002

216 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Mechanics of Materials

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. A. Barua
2. Min Zhou
3. Thomas D. Sewell
4. Ralph Menikoff
5. Nathan Barton
6. J. Reaugh

In Materials Chemistry

1. A. Barua
2. Min Zhou
3. Thomas D. Sewell
4. Ralph Menikoff
5. Nathan Barton
6. J. Reaugh

In Mechanics of Materials

1. Nathan Barton
2. J. Reaugh
3. N. Winter
4. A. Barua
5. Min Zhou
6. Thomas D. Sewell
7. Ralph Menikoff

Citations in the corpus

• Defect evolution and pore collapse in crystalline energetic materials (2009, background): “Complex interactions in ensembles of crystals and the need for improved material descriptions are highlighted in [14].”
• A Lagrangian framework for analyzing microstructural level response of polymer-bonded explosives (2011, methodology): “Baer [18] studied the consolidation, deformation and reaction of HMX crystals using highly resolved 3D simulations.”
• Constituent properties of HMX needed for mesoscale simulations (2002, background): “In order to resolve grains and interstitial pores within a PBX, three-dimensional simulations on current supercomputers [ 5 ] are limited to a physical domain ∼(1 mm)3 and a run time ∼1 µs. To see a build-up to detonation”