A numerical and experimental study on the tensile behavior of plasma shocked granite under dynamic loading

Keyphrases

• Brazilian Disc 66%
• Brazilian Disc Test 66%
• Crack Distribution 33%
• Crack Pattern 33%
• Dynamic Loading 100%
• Dynamic Tensile Test 33%
• Embedded Discontinuity 66%
• Finite Element Method 33%
• Fractal Dimension 33%
• Heat Shock 66%
• High Thermals 33%
• Induced Damage 33%
• Mechanical Behavior 66%
• Microscopy 33%
• Microstructure Behavior 33%
• Numerical Model 33%
• Numerical Simulation 33%
• Plasma Gun 33%
• Plasma Shock 100%
• Pre-existing Cracks 33%
• Rock Material 33%
• Rock Strength 33%
• Shock Duration 33%
• Shock-induced 33%
• Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar 33%
• Surface Crack 33%
• Surface Microstructure 33%
• Tensile Behavior 100%
• Tensile Strength 66%
• Thermal Shock 66%
• Weibull Distribution 33%

Engineering

• Assuming 50%
• Computer Simulation 50%
• Dynamic Loads 100%
• Finite Element Method 50%
• Fractal Dimension 50%
• Induced Damage 50%
• Microstructure 50%
• Numerical Model 50%
• Preexisting Crack 50%
• Rock Strength 50%
• Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar 50%
• Surface Crack 50%
• Tensile Loads 100%
• Ultimate Tensile Strength 100%