Many researchers have focused on the behavior of fiber-reinforced concrete(FRC)in the construction of various defensive structures to resist against impact forces resulting from explosions and projectiles.However,the ...Many researchers have focused on the behavior of fiber-reinforced concrete(FRC)in the construction of various defensive structures to resist against impact forces resulting from explosions and projectiles.However,the lack of sufficient research regarding the resistance of functionally graded fiber-reinforced concrete against projectile impacts has resulted in a limited understanding of the performance of this concrete type,which is necessary for the design and construction of structures requiring great resistance against external threats.Here,the performance of functionally graded fiber-reinforced concrete against projectile impacts was investigated experimentally using a(two-stage light)gas gun and a drop weight testing machine.For this objective,12 mix designs,with which 35 cylindrical specimens and 30 slab specimens were made,were prepared,and the main variables were the magnetite aggregate vol%(55%)replacing natural coarse aggregate,steel fiber vol%,and steel fiber type(3D and 5D).The fibers were added at six vol%of 0%,0.5%,0.75%,1%,1.25%,and 1.5%in 10 specimen series(three identical specimens per each series)with dimensions of 40×40×7.5 cm and functional grading(three layers),and the manufactured specimens were subjected to the drop weight impact and projectile penetration tests by the drop weight testing machine and gas gun,respectively,to assess their performance.Parameters under study included the compressive strength,destruction level,and penetration depth.The experimental results demonstrate that using the magnetite aggregate instead of the natural coarse aggregate elevated the compressive strength of the concrete by 61%.In the tests by the drop weight machine,it was observed that by increasing the total vol%of the fibers,especially by increasing the fiber content in the outer layers(impact surface),the cracking resistance and energy absorption increased by around 100%.Note that the fiber geometry had little effect on the energy absorption in the drop weight test.Investigating the optimum specimens showed that using 3D steel fibers at a total fiber content of 1 vol%,consisting of a layered grading of 1.5 vol%,0 vol%,and 1.5 vol%,improved the penetration depth by 76%and lowered the destruction level by 85%.In addition,incorporating the 5D steel fibers at a total fiber content of 1 vol%,consisting of the layered fiber contents of 1.5%,0%,and 1.5%,improved the projectile penetration depth by 50%and lowered the damage level by 61%compared with the case of using the 3D fibers.展开更多
A separation phenomenon occurring during the drop weight tear test of commercial thick-walled API （American Petroleum Institute） X80 strip steel was investigated in this work. Microstructural analysis showed that th...A separation phenomenon occurring during the drop weight tear test of commercial thick-walled API （American Petroleum Institute） X80 strip steel was investigated in this work. Microstructural analysis showed that the band structure of bainite elongated along the rolling direction works as the initiation sites of separation. The propagation of separation can be promoted not only by the occurrence of the band structure of martensite/austenite constituent, prior austenite grain boundaries, and elongated bainite, but also by fine acicular ferrite and bainite. Wide separation formed in the former case, while the narrow one appeared in the latter case. acicular ferrite in thick-walled X80 pipeline steel in order Some methods were proposed to obtain fine and homogeneous to minimize the occurrence of separation.展开更多
A thorough understanding of drop-weight impacted responses for polymer-bonded explosives(PBXs)is significant to evaluate their impact sensitivity.The characteristics of the drop-weight impacted pressed PBXs including ...A thorough understanding of drop-weight impacted responses for polymer-bonded explosives(PBXs)is significant to evaluate their impact sensitivity.The characteristics of the drop-weight impacted pressed PBXs including deforming,fracturing,forming a local high-temperature region and igniting,were simulated using a coupled mechanical-thermo-chemical model integrating micro-defects evolution.A novel evaluation method for impact sensitivity is established using the relation between the input kinetic energy and the output energy due to deformation,crushing energy,local hot spot energy and ignition.The effects of impact velocity on sensitivity were analyzed and the critical local ignition impact velocity is determined as 4.0-4.5 m/s.The simulated results show that shear-crack friction heating is the dominant ignition mechanism.The region along the boundary of PBXs sample is the most hazardous regions where ignition first occur.The propagation of stress wave in PBXs causes shear-crack hotspot and bulk temperature exhibiting an approximate 45°direction evolution path,which is the main reason that dominated damage-ignition region transits from the boundary to the central of sample.展开更多
Fragmental size and distribution of explosive particles play a more important role in the formation of hot-spot than original particles size under drop weight impact.Because the particles breakage and the hot-spots ig...Fragmental size and distribution of explosive particles play a more important role in the formation of hot-spot than original particles size under drop weight impact.Because the particles breakage and the hot-spots ignition will form in a sequence between fragments and between the fragments and the drop weight surface under the impact.In this paper,the size and distribution of the cyclotetramethylenete tranitramine(HMX)fragments were analyzed by the Laser Particle Size Analyzer Malvern MS2000.The post-analysis results of fragments showed that size distribution of fragments was strongly dependent on drop height.An empirical formula is established to describe the relationship between the average size and drop height.The volume-based probability distribution of explosive fragments was also studied by experiments and theoretical calculations.展开更多
Particle shape is an important factor affecting the fragmentation distribution of the ore particles.To investigate the influence of particle shape on the morphological fragmentation distribution characteristics,the cr...Particle shape is an important factor affecting the fragmentation distribution of the ore particles.To investigate the influence of particle shape on the morphological fragmentation distribution characteristics,the crushable ore particles are defined as prolate,oblate ellipsoid and spherical particles,which have different aspect ratios(AR)and sphericity(S).Based on the drop weight experiment,the influence of the net drop height on the macroscopic mechanical behavior and crushing distribution characteristics of the single spherical and ellipsoidal particles is studied.The results show that different peak-shifting characteristics exist during particle fragmentation.The fragmentation distribution peak shifts left when the increased impact energy is eventually only enough to break medium-sized sub-particles.Conversely,it shifts right when impact energy is increased enough to break largest-sized sub-particles.Besides,regardless of whether the net drop height changes,the maximum continuous fragmentation degree presents"M"-shaped characteristic with the increased AR.Compared with the ellipsoid particles,the single spherical particle is more difficult to be broken by impact,with wider equivalent particle fragmentation distribution.With the increase of particle sphericity,the maximum continuous fragmentation degree of a single ellipsoid particle has an overall trend of initial increase and subsequent decrease.Especially when particle sphericity is 0.9<S<0.95,the maximum continuous fragmentation degree of both prolate and oblate ellipsoid particles is much higher.展开更多
Low-velocity drop-weight impact experiments on individual and multiple Cyclotetramethylene tetranitramine (HMX) energetic particles were performed using a modified drop-weight machine equipped with high-speed photogra...Low-velocity drop-weight impact experiments on individual and multiple Cyclotetramethylene tetranitramine (HMX) energetic particles were performed using a modified drop-weight machine equipped with high-speed photography components. Multiple particles experienced more severe burning reactions than an individual particle. Comparisons between impacted salt and HMX particle show that jetting in HMX is mainly due to the motion of fragmented particles driven by gaseous reaction products. Velocity of jetting, flame propagation, and area expansion were measured via image processing, making it possible to quantify the chemical reaction or mechanical deformation violence at different stages.展开更多
The stability and fracture behavior of a goaf roof beneath an open-pit bench are critical concerns,especially under impact loading.However,the effect of the thickness-to-span ratio on dynamic failure modes remains lar...The stability and fracture behavior of a goaf roof beneath an open-pit bench are critical concerns,especially under impact loading.However,the effect of the thickness-to-span ratio on dynamic failure modes remains largely unexplored,as existing research focuses mainly on static stability.Energy dissipation and instability evolution under impact loading require further study.To address this gap,this study conducts drop-weight impact experiments on specimens with circular perforations,complemented by numerical simulations.By integrating dimensional analysis,cusp catastrophe theory,and strength reduction techniques,the dynamic instability mechanism of goaf roofs with varying thickness-to-span ratios is revealed.Results show that the thickness-to-span ratio significantly influences energy accumulation and dissipation during roof failure.A higher ratio increases both the magnitude and rate of energy dissipation,particularly during crack initiation and stable propagation,while its impact diminishes in the final failure stage.Optimizing the thickness-to-span ratio within a critical range enhances structural stability,improving the safety factor by up to 83%.However,beyond a certain threshold,additional thickness yields diminishing benefits.This study provides new insights into the energy-based instability mechanism of goaf roofs under impact loads,establishing a theoretical foundation for early warning systems and optimized safety design.展开更多
文摘Many researchers have focused on the behavior of fiber-reinforced concrete(FRC)in the construction of various defensive structures to resist against impact forces resulting from explosions and projectiles.However,the lack of sufficient research regarding the resistance of functionally graded fiber-reinforced concrete against projectile impacts has resulted in a limited understanding of the performance of this concrete type,which is necessary for the design and construction of structures requiring great resistance against external threats.Here,the performance of functionally graded fiber-reinforced concrete against projectile impacts was investigated experimentally using a(two-stage light)gas gun and a drop weight testing machine.For this objective,12 mix designs,with which 35 cylindrical specimens and 30 slab specimens were made,were prepared,and the main variables were the magnetite aggregate vol%(55%)replacing natural coarse aggregate,steel fiber vol%,and steel fiber type(3D and 5D).The fibers were added at six vol%of 0%,0.5%,0.75%,1%,1.25%,and 1.5%in 10 specimen series(three identical specimens per each series)with dimensions of 40×40×7.5 cm and functional grading(three layers),and the manufactured specimens were subjected to the drop weight impact and projectile penetration tests by the drop weight testing machine and gas gun,respectively,to assess their performance.Parameters under study included the compressive strength,destruction level,and penetration depth.The experimental results demonstrate that using the magnetite aggregate instead of the natural coarse aggregate elevated the compressive strength of the concrete by 61%.In the tests by the drop weight machine,it was observed that by increasing the total vol%of the fibers,especially by increasing the fiber content in the outer layers(impact surface),the cracking resistance and energy absorption increased by around 100%.Note that the fiber geometry had little effect on the energy absorption in the drop weight test.Investigating the optimum specimens showed that using 3D steel fibers at a total fiber content of 1 vol%,consisting of a layered grading of 1.5 vol%,0 vol%,and 1.5 vol%,improved the penetration depth by 76%and lowered the destruction level by 85%.In addition,incorporating the 5D steel fibers at a total fiber content of 1 vol%,consisting of the layered fiber contents of 1.5%,0%,and 1.5%,improved the projectile penetration depth by 50%and lowered the damage level by 61%compared with the case of using the 3D fibers.
文摘A separation phenomenon occurring during the drop weight tear test of commercial thick-walled API （American Petroleum Institute） X80 strip steel was investigated in this work. Microstructural analysis showed that the band structure of bainite elongated along the rolling direction works as the initiation sites of separation. The propagation of separation can be promoted not only by the occurrence of the band structure of martensite/austenite constituent, prior austenite grain boundaries, and elongated bainite, but also by fine acicular ferrite and bainite. Wide separation formed in the former case, while the narrow one appeared in the latter case. acicular ferrite in thick-walled X80 pipeline steel in order Some methods were proposed to obtain fine and homogeneous to minimize the occurrence of separation.
基金China National Nature Science Foundation(Grant No.11872119)Foundation Strengthening Project(Grant No.2020-JCJQ-GFJQ2126-007)+1 种基金Pre-research Program of Armament(Grant No.6142A03202002)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.BX20200046)for supporting this project。
文摘A thorough understanding of drop-weight impacted responses for polymer-bonded explosives(PBXs)is significant to evaluate their impact sensitivity.The characteristics of the drop-weight impacted pressed PBXs including deforming,fracturing,forming a local high-temperature region and igniting,were simulated using a coupled mechanical-thermo-chemical model integrating micro-defects evolution.A novel evaluation method for impact sensitivity is established using the relation between the input kinetic energy and the output energy due to deformation,crushing energy,local hot spot energy and ignition.The effects of impact velocity on sensitivity were analyzed and the critical local ignition impact velocity is determined as 4.0-4.5 m/s.The simulated results show that shear-crack friction heating is the dominant ignition mechanism.The region along the boundary of PBXs sample is the most hazardous regions where ignition first occur.The propagation of stress wave in PBXs causes shear-crack hotspot and bulk temperature exhibiting an approximate 45°direction evolution path,which is the main reason that dominated damage-ignition region transits from the boundary to the central of sample.
基金Science Challenging Program(TZ2016001)the National Natural Science Foundation of China(11572045,11472051)Innovative Group of Material and Structure Impact Dynamics(11521062)。
文摘Fragmental size and distribution of explosive particles play a more important role in the formation of hot-spot than original particles size under drop weight impact.Because the particles breakage and the hot-spots ignition will form in a sequence between fragments and between the fragments and the drop weight surface under the impact.In this paper,the size and distribution of the cyclotetramethylenete tranitramine(HMX)fragments were analyzed by the Laser Particle Size Analyzer Malvern MS2000.The post-analysis results of fragments showed that size distribution of fragments was strongly dependent on drop height.An empirical formula is established to describe the relationship between the average size and drop height.The volume-based probability distribution of explosive fragments was also studied by experiments and theoretical calculations.
基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(grant No.51775109)Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(grant No.BK20221465).
文摘Particle shape is an important factor affecting the fragmentation distribution of the ore particles.To investigate the influence of particle shape on the morphological fragmentation distribution characteristics,the crushable ore particles are defined as prolate,oblate ellipsoid and spherical particles,which have different aspect ratios(AR)and sphericity(S).Based on the drop weight experiment,the influence of the net drop height on the macroscopic mechanical behavior and crushing distribution characteristics of the single spherical and ellipsoidal particles is studied.The results show that different peak-shifting characteristics exist during particle fragmentation.The fragmentation distribution peak shifts left when the increased impact energy is eventually only enough to break medium-sized sub-particles.Conversely,it shifts right when impact energy is increased enough to break largest-sized sub-particles.Besides,regardless of whether the net drop height changes,the maximum continuous fragmentation degree presents"M"-shaped characteristic with the increased AR.Compared with the ellipsoid particles,the single spherical particle is more difficult to be broken by impact,with wider equivalent particle fragmentation distribution.With the increase of particle sphericity,the maximum continuous fragmentation degree of a single ellipsoid particle has an overall trend of initial increase and subsequent decrease.Especially when particle sphericity is 0.9<S<0.95,the maximum continuous fragmentation degree of both prolate and oblate ellipsoid particles is much higher.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grants 11572045 and 11472051)the Defense Industrial Technology Development Program (Grant B1520132004)the General Project of the CAEP Safety and Ammunition Center (Grant RMC2015B03)
文摘Low-velocity drop-weight impact experiments on individual and multiple Cyclotetramethylene tetranitramine (HMX) energetic particles were performed using a modified drop-weight machine equipped with high-speed photography components. Multiple particles experienced more severe burning reactions than an individual particle. Comparisons between impacted salt and HMX particle show that jetting in HMX is mainly due to the motion of fragmented particles driven by gaseous reaction products. Velocity of jetting, flame propagation, and area expansion were measured via image processing, making it possible to quantify the chemical reaction or mechanical deformation violence at different stages.
基金support from the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province(Grant No.BK20242059)the Collaborative Innovation Center for Prevention and Control of Mountain Geological Hazards of Zhejiang Province(PCMGH-2023-02)the opening fund of State Key Laboratory of Coal Mine Disaster Dynamics and Control(2011DA105827-FW202209)are gratefully acknowledged.
文摘The stability and fracture behavior of a goaf roof beneath an open-pit bench are critical concerns,especially under impact loading.However,the effect of the thickness-to-span ratio on dynamic failure modes remains largely unexplored,as existing research focuses mainly on static stability.Energy dissipation and instability evolution under impact loading require further study.To address this gap,this study conducts drop-weight impact experiments on specimens with circular perforations,complemented by numerical simulations.By integrating dimensional analysis,cusp catastrophe theory,and strength reduction techniques,the dynamic instability mechanism of goaf roofs with varying thickness-to-span ratios is revealed.Results show that the thickness-to-span ratio significantly influences energy accumulation and dissipation during roof failure.A higher ratio increases both the magnitude and rate of energy dissipation,particularly during crack initiation and stable propagation,while its impact diminishes in the final failure stage.Optimizing the thickness-to-span ratio within a critical range enhances structural stability,improving the safety factor by up to 83%.However,beyond a certain threshold,additional thickness yields diminishing benefits.This study provides new insights into the energy-based instability mechanism of goaf roofs under impact loads,establishing a theoretical foundation for early warning systems and optimized safety design.
