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Impact Failure of Metallic Rings by a Magnetic Pulse Technique. / Morozov, V.A.; Petrov, Y.V.; Lukin, A.A.; Kats, V.M.; Udovik, A.G.; Atroshenko, S.A.; Gribanov, D.A.; Fedorovsky, G.D.

In: Technical Physics, Vol. 56, No. 6, 2011, p. 797–802.

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Harvard

Morozov, VA, Petrov, YV, Lukin, AA, Kats, VM, Udovik, AG, Atroshenko, SA, Gribanov, DA & Fedorovsky, GD 2011, 'Impact Failure of Metallic Rings by a Magnetic Pulse Technique', Technical Physics, vol. 56, no. 6, pp. 797–802. https://doi.org/10.1134/S106378421106017X

APA

Morozov, V. A., Petrov, Y. V., Lukin, A. A., Kats, V. M., Udovik, A. G., Atroshenko, S. A., Gribanov, D. A., & Fedorovsky, G. D. (2011). Impact Failure of Metallic Rings by a Magnetic Pulse Technique. Technical Physics, 56(6), 797–802. https://doi.org/10.1134/S106378421106017X

Vancouver

Morozov VA, Petrov YV, Lukin AA, Kats VM, Udovik AG, Atroshenko SA et al. Impact Failure of Metallic Rings by a Magnetic Pulse Technique. Technical Physics. 2011;56(6):797–802. https://doi.org/10.1134/S106378421106017X

Author

Morozov, V.A. ; Petrov, Y.V. ; Lukin, A.A. ; Kats, V.M. ; Udovik, A.G. ; Atroshenko, S.A. ; Gribanov, D.A. ; Fedorovsky, G.D. / Impact Failure of Metallic Rings by a Magnetic Pulse Technique. In: Technical Physics. 2011 ; Vol. 56, No. 6. pp. 797–802.

BibTeX

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abstract = "Metallic rings made of D16 aluminum alloy are studied upon the application of a distributed radial load by a magnetic pulse technique. Two approaches making it possible to decrease the period of the sin-wave load by seven and fifty times are developed. In addition, they allow one to determine the instant of rupture of the ring from a flash arising at rupture with the help of a photodetector. Simultaneously, the load pulse and a signal from the photodetector are displayed with a digital oscilloscope. It is shown that, when the load pulse shortens, the ductile component of fracture declines and the samples fail in a more brittle manner.",
author = "V.A. Morozov and Y.V. Petrov and A.A. Lukin and V.M. Kats and A.G. Udovik and S.A. Atroshenko and D.A. Gribanov and G.D. Fedorovsky",
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AU - Atroshenko, S.A.

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AB - Metallic rings made of D16 aluminum alloy are studied upon the application of a distributed radial load by a magnetic pulse technique. Two approaches making it possible to decrease the period of the sin-wave load by seven and fifty times are developed. In addition, they allow one to determine the instant of rupture of the ring from a flash arising at rupture with the help of a photodetector. Simultaneously, the load pulse and a signal from the photodetector are displayed with a digital oscilloscope. It is shown that, when the load pulse shortens, the ductile component of fracture declines and the samples fail in a more brittle manner.

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