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Numerical modelling of closed-cell aluminium foams under shock loading

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Kader, M. A.
Islam, M. A.
Hazell, Philip
Escobedo, J P
Saadatfar, Mohammad
Brown, A.D.

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AIP Publishing LLC

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The present research numerically investigates shock propagation through closed-cell aluminium foam via flyer-plate impact. The mechanics of foam deformation was elucidated using the finite element (FE) software ABAQUS/explicit. X-ray computed micro-tomography was performed to render a full 3D foam geometry mesh for understanding detailed macrostructural response due to shock propagation. Elastic wave propagation and pore collapse mechanism with time were studied. The free surface velocity of the foam was measured at two different flyer-plate impact velocities to observe the profile of the shock wave with time. Good correlations were observed between experimental data and FE predictions for both test conditions

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AIP Conference Proceedings

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