2.1.1 Impact velocity In experimental investigations, different impact velocities are generally realized by changing the impact height, or equivalently, the impact momentum. Fig. 4 summarizes the measured dynamic LFP temperature in some previous studies, and it is seen that no consensus has been reac...
Its physical meaning is Euler velocity of transverse wave. Similarly, from Eqs. (e) and (h), we obtain (9.66)tgγ2=v0sinβ0Ch(1+ɛ)−v1−v0cosβ0=v0sinβ0ch−v0cosβ0 From Eqs. (9.65) and (9.66), the following equations can be solved: (9.67){v0cosβ0=ch(tgγ2...
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metallic microparticles change their interaction with metallic targets as impact velocity increases. In the limit of extremely weak impact (<~0.1 m/s), an elastic response occurs; the particles rebound with their initial kinetic energy recovered12. At higher impact velocities (~10 m/s), i...
We investigate which property of non-Newtonian fluids determines the deceleration of a high-speed impacting object. Using high-speed camera footage, we measure the velocity decrease of a high-speed spherical object impacting a typical Newtonian fluid (wa
thetargetmoved at a constant path velocity meaning thetracking crosshad the samexcoordinates as the target. Participants could control upward and downward movement of the tracking cross on they-axis only. Thus, the tracking cross’s velocity was composed of participants’yvalues and the path’sxval...
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The composite sandwich structures response to low-velocity impact have been the focus of various researchers. As said by Mines and his co-workers [5], the low-velocity impact of composite sandwich panels (to this investigation structures and panels have the same meaning) covers the response from...