DYNAMIC COMPACTION OF SAND

The dynamic compaction of sand was investigated experimentally and computationally to stresses of 1.8 GPa. Experiments were performed in the partial compaction regime at impact velocities from 0.25 to 0.75 km/s. Multiple velocity interferometry probes were used on the rear surface of a stepped targe...

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Main Authors: Brown, J L, Vogler, T J, Grady, D E, Reinhart, W D, Chhabildas, L C, Thornhill, T F
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