Sentence examples for material under impact from inspiring English sources

The potentiality of these composites for use as biomimetic protective material under impact loading has been addressed as well.

An experimental technique has been developed which allows loading of heated sheet material under impact conditions with simultaneous measurement of the impact force history.

A modified Weibull size effect law, which incorporates both the specimen size and strain rate, is proposed and verified to illustrate the underlying mechanism of the dynamic size effect for the RCC material under impact loading.

In the analysis, an axisymmetric mesoscale SFRC model is developed with distinctive consideration of the fibres, aggregates and cement mortar to investigate the dynamic failure behaviour of SFRC material under impact loading at different strain rates.

This paper presents a new three-dimensional numerical model to study the dynamic response and failure mode of steel fiber reinforced concrete (SFRC) material under impact and blast loading.

The behaviour of the ceramic material under impact was simulated using a modified version of the model developed by Cortés et al. The ANN developed has a remarkable prediction ability and therefore it constitutes a complementary methodology to the conventional design techniques.

The WKSF/STF composite could be expected as a damping or energy-absorptive materials under impact loading.

For the first time, we have obtained accurate numerical solutions for wave propagation in inhomogeneous materials under impact loading.

In the mechanical tests of materials under impact loading, the measured load signal usually exhibits severe oscillation known as system ringing.

Micromechanical finite element modeling has been employed to define the failure behavior of S2 glass/BMI textile composite materials under impact loading.

A number of research efforts have been devoted to the effects of high strain rate (>1/s) on structural materials under impact loading in the past few decades (Le and Bailly 2000; Lin et al. 2008).