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3D finite element analysis of impact damage in metallic and ceramic targets

Molinari, J. F.  
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Zhou, F. H.
2002
Ceramic Armor Materials By Design

A 3D explicit FEM package has been developed to analyze the deformation and failure process of materials under impact loading. The package is constituted of a finite deformation plastic model, a frictional contact algorithm, an adaptive meshing capability, and a module of dynamically inserted cohesive elements to simulate dynamic crack propagation. In this paper, we present three simulations that investigate dynamic crack propagation in a metallic and a ceramic material. The quantitative and qualitative agreements between experimental and simulation results are discussed.

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book part or chapter
Author(s)
Molinari, J. F.  
Zhou, F. H.
Date Issued

2002

Published in
Ceramic Armor Materials By Design
ISBN of the book

978-1-118-38110-6

Start page

317

End page

327

Series title/Series vol.

Ceramic Transactions; 134

Subjects

Numerical Simulations

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Brittle Materials

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Matrix Composite

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Crack-Growth

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Fracture

Editorial or Peer reviewed

REVIEWED

Written at

OTHER

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LSMS  
Available on Infoscience
November 23, 2010
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