Modeling high-rate straining of cerium in shock waves and explosive experiments

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Abstract

The paper presents numerical results from calculations simulating experiments which were focused on the investigation of stress profiles in high-purity and high-grade cerium. The experiments were taken in recent years at LANL with use of light-gas guns for loading samples and the VISAR technique for recording stress profiles and at RFNC-VNIITF where samples were loaded with the sliding and normal detonation of HE and the registration of stress profiles was done with photo- chronographic optic lever technique. Provided is information on the multiphase equation of state and the elastic-plastic models used in calculations. Calculated and experimental profiles are compared. Specific features and characteristics of high-rate straining of cerium are discussed.

Authors

  • Alexander Petrovtsev

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Vladimir Bychenkov

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Denis Varfolomeev

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Vladimir Dremov

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Vyacheslav Elkin

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Center--All-Russia Research Institute of Theoretical Physics (RFNC-VNIITF)
    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Evgenii Kozlov

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Elena Mironova

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Anatoly Sapozhnikov

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Natalya Sokolova

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Vladislav Tarzhanov

    • Russian Federal Nuclear Centre - Institute of Technical Physics
  • Frank Cherne

    • Los Alamos National Laboratory
  • Rusty Gray

    • Los Alamos National Laboratory
    • LANL
  • Marvin Zocher

    • LANL
    • Los Alamos National Laboratory