铝/硅橡胶复合材料动态压缩行为的研究

通过向开孔泡沫铝中填充硅橡胶而制备了铝 /硅橡胶复合材料 ,在Hopkinson压杆实验装置上对这种材料进行了动态压缩实验 ,分析了其动态压缩应力 应变响应特征 ,并与开孔结构泡沫铝的压缩行为进行了比较。结果表明 :铝 /硅橡胶复合材料的压缩应力 应变响应具有两个阶段的特征 ,即弹性和塑性变形阶段 ;这种复合材料具有较强的应变率效应 ,随应变率的提高 ,其屈服强度和流动应力显著上升。     

采用改进的SHPB方法对泡沫铝动态力学性能的研究

本文改进了传统的分离式霍布金森压杆(SHPB)技术，采用夹在透射杆中的PVDF压电计直接测量透射杆中的应力时程．同时，采用输入波形整形技术，通过调整加载波形，使试样加载过程中保证均匀变形及应力平衡．利用此改进了的SHPB技术对泡沫铝进行了高应变率下的动态压缩实验．实验结果表明：泡沫铝的动态应力应变曲线具有泡沫材料的应力应变曲线的“三阶段”特征(elastic region，collapse region and densification region)，并且应变率对其力学性能影响明显．     

泡沫铝泡孔动态变形特性研究

在SHPB实验中采用应变冻结法将试件冻结于设定的压缩应变,然后观察内部泡孔的变形情况并讨论其变形机理。分别对同一相对密度(40%)、不同基体材料的两种泡沫铝以及两种相对密度(19%和8%)、相同基体材料的泡沫铝进行实验,讨论了基体材料的本构关系、泡沫的相对密度对变形模式的影响。利用ANSYS/LS DYNA软件对泡沫铝在动态压缩时泡孔的变形进行数值模拟计算,进一步说明泡沫铝泡孔变形的模式与基体材料本构关系及相对密度的关系。     

空心微珠/Al复合材料的动态压缩力学性能和吸能特性

利用分离式霍普金森压杆（split Hopkinson pressure bar,SHPB）系统对空心微珠体积分数为0.4的空心微珠/1199Al复合泡沫在1 700~2 900s-1应变率范围内的动态压缩力学性能、吸能性能进行了研究,还利用SEM扫描电镜对压缩试件断口进行微观组织分析,与准静态条件下材料的压缩力学性能及压缩变形机制进行了对比。结果表明,空心微珠/1199Al复合泡沫是一种应变率敏感材料,与准静态结果相比,在高应变率下复合材料的流动应力和塑性应变有明显的增大,应变率硬化效应对复合材料的流动应力的影响明显大于应变硬化的影响。复合材料的准静态和动态压缩变形机制存在一定差异,动态载荷作用下,空心微珠/1199Al复合泡沫内部空心微珠的压缩和基体材料的充填同时发生,组分之间具有良好的协调变形能力。     

冲击条件下泡沫铝的细观变形特征分析

利用SHPB-高速摄影机系统,拍摄到了泡沫铝细观结构在SHPB冲击过程中的变形,分析了试件 的应变分布及破坏模式。研究表明,泡沫铝试件在SHPB冲击过程中应变分布是不均匀的,试件两端的应变 和应变率远大于中间部分的应变和应变率,即在SHPB实验过程中泡沫铝试件不能严格满足均匀性变形假 定。因此,需要考虑对用SHPB方法测量泡沫金属动态力学性能方法进行必要的修正。     

泡沫铝合金动态力学性能实验研究

利用分离式霍布金森压杆(SHPB)实验技术和MTS材料实验机对两组不同孔径、不同密度的开孔泡沫铝合金进行了准静态和动态压缩实验研究。实验结果表明:泡沫铝合金的静态和动态变形过程均具有泡沫材料变形的三个阶段特征。开孔泡沫铝合金的变形是均匀变化过程，并不出现局部的变形带。与相对密度对力学性能的影响相比，孔径大小的影响可以忽略不计。在考察的应变率范围内，屈服应力对应变率并不很敏感。     

泡沫铝率相关性能的有限元模拟

构建了三维随机分布球形泡孔模型,模拟开、闭孔混合结构泡沫铝材料的微细观结构,并通过有限元方法计算了10~104 s-1应变率范围内、孔隙率35%~65%泡沫铝材料的率相关性以及应变率和相对密度变化对泡沫铝动态压缩力学性能的影响。研究表明:中、低应变率下,泡沫铝材料率相关性能主要取决于基体材料的应变率敏感性;高应变率下,泡沫铝材料率相关性能受基体材料的应变率敏感性以及微结构惯性联合作用,且相对密度较低泡沫铝材料的微结构惯性效应更显著。     

填充硅橡胶的泡沫铝复合材料的力学性能

用渗流法向开孔泡沫铝-硅合金和泡沫纯铝中充填硅橡胶获得含硅橡胶的泡沫材料, 在材料试验机和SHPB上对含硅橡胶的复合材料进行动态与准静态压缩实验。实验结果表明:含硅橡胶的泡沫复合材料只有弹性段和塑性段两个阶段,具有更高的应变率敏感性,其应力-应变曲线抖动幅度比较大。     

聚氨酯泡沫铝动力学性能实验及本构模型研究

为了改进泡沫铝的动态吸能性能,将聚氨酯填充到开孔泡沫铝中制备成复合材料。通过霍普金森杆(SHPB)冲击实验,研究包含相对密度、应变、应变率和聚氨酯含量等影响因素的聚氨酯泡沫铝材料的动力学性能,并建立了动态本构模型。实验结果表明,聚氨酯泡沫铝的动态弹性模量与相对密度无关,屈服强度和流变应力与应变率和泡沫铝的相对密度成正比;聚氨酯泡沫铝的屈服强度与泡沫聚氨酯质量增加近似呈线性关系。所建立的动态本构模型在相对密度和应变率在一定的变化范围内与实验数据吻合较好。     

不同应变率下泡沫铝的形变和力学性能

对低密度泡沫铝在不同变形率下的形变和力学性能进行了系统的试验研究。结果表明:（1）沿剪切方向骨架首先塌陷,即变形的局部化是低应变率下块体泡沫铝的主要变形特征;（2）在不同应变率下泡沫铝表现出体积应变基本上随工程应变呈线性变化,在低应变率下泊松比随轴向应变呈幂次关系增加,但在高应变率下泊松比随塑性应变增加,从一峰值降低并趋于稳定;（3）低应变率下泡沫铝材料塑性变形均匀,而高应变率下剪切变形较大;（4）泡沫铝材料的强度对应变率不很明显,但随塑性应变增加,它的率敏感性增加。     

Dynamic crushing of aluminum foams: Part II – Analysis

Part II of this study uses micromechanically accurate foam models to simulate and study the dynamic crushing of open-cell foams. The model starts as random soap froth generated using the Surface Evolver software to mimic the microstructure of the foams tested. The linear edges of the cellular microstructure are “dressed” with appropriate distributions of solid to match those of ligaments in the actual foams and their relative density. The ligaments are modeled as shear-deformable beams with variable cross sections discretized with beam elements in LS-DYNA, while the Al-alloy is modeled as a finitely deforming elastic–plastic material. The numerical contact algorithm of the code is used to model ligament contact and limit localized cell crushing. The quasi-static and all dynamic crushing experiments in Part I are simulated numerically. The models are shown to reproduce all aspects of the crushing behavior including the formation and evolution of nearly planar shocks, the force acting at the two ends, the shock front velocity, the strain in the crushed material behind the shock, and the energy absorbed.     

Determination of stress-strain characteristics at very high strain rates

A modified version of the Kolsky thin-wafer technique is described. The method permits one to obtain the dynamic plastic properties of materials at strain rates as high as 10⁵ sec^?1. Data obtained from compression tests on high-purity aluminum are presented for strain rates ranging from 4000 to 120,000 sec^?1 at room temperature. Specimen-size effects and the effect of lateral inertia are taken into account in analyzing the data. The results plotted as stress vs. strain rate at constant strains (5 to 20 percent) show that, at the highest strain rates, the stress rises very rapidly with strain rate suggesting that a limiting strain rate is being reached. At the lower strain rates (10³ to 10⁴ sec^?1), the stress is linearly proportional to the strain rate indicating that the material is deforming in a viscous manner.     

Deformation rate effects on failure modes of open-cell Al foams and textile cellular materials

The compressive behavior of open-cell aluminum alloy foam and stainless steel woven textile core materials have been investigated at three different deformation rate regimes. Quasi-static compressive tests were performed using a miniature loading frame, intermediate rates were achieved using a stored energy Kolsky bar, and high strain rate tests were performed using a light gas gun.In agreement with previous studies on foam materials, the strain rate was not found to have a significant effect on the plateau stress of metallic foams. For all the tests, real time imaging of the specimen combined with digital image correlation analysis allowed the determination of local deformation fields and failure modes. For the Kolsky bar tests, the deformations in the foam specimen were found to be more distributed than for the quasi-static test, which is attributed to moderate inertia effects. The differences in failure mode are more dramatic for the gas gun experiments, where a full compaction shock wave is generated at the impact surface. The stresses in front and behind the shock wave front were determined by means of direct and reverse gas gun impact tests, i.e., stationary and launched specimen, respectively. A one-dimensional shock wave model based on an idealized foam behavior is employed to gain insight into the stress history measurements. We show that the predictions of the model are consistent with the experimental observations. Woven textile materials exhibited moderate dependence of strength on the deformation rate in comparison with open-cell foam materials.     

On the crushing response of random open-cell foams

This study examines the effect of randomness of the cellular microstructure on the calculated compressive response of a class of open-cell aluminum alloy foams. The foams are modeled using realistic random soap froth with N³ cells generated using the Surface Evolver software. The ligaments are made straight but with non-uniform cross sectional area distributions that mimic those of the physical foams. The models are also assigned the density and anisotropy measured. The ligaments are modeled as shear deformable beams with the elasto-plastic material behavior of the Al-alloy. The microstructure is discretized with finite elements using LS-DYNA, which allows for beam-to-beam contact on the outer surface of the ligaments. 10³ cell domains compressed between rigid planes are shown to reproduce the measured compressive responses in both the rise and transverse directions. This includes the complete response from the initial elastic regime, through “yielding,” the extended stress plateau, to densification. More importantly, localized bands of crushed cells that develop and gradually spread throughout the domain resemble closely experimental observations made using X-ray tomography. This is a major improvement over previous models that idealized monodispersed foams as periodic Kelvin cells, and should allow modeling of polydisperse foams. The contact algorithm, friction between ligaments, and generally the discretization play crucial roles in the accuracy of the calculation as well as their numerical stability.     

Hopkinson拉杆的入射波波形整形实验研究

目前,分离式Hopkinson杆实验技术已经被广泛用于测试材料在10~2~10~4s~(-1)应变率范围内的动态力学特性。为了抑制入射波的高频振荡,实现恒定应变率加载,本文利用分离式Hopkinson拉杆(SHTB)实验装置,研究了加载金属短杆(2A12T4铝合金)及整形垫片(纸板、PVC软塑料及带磁性胶皮)对入射波波形的影响。实验结果表明,整形垫片降低了入射应力脉冲的高频振荡,获得了比较平滑的入射应力脉冲,延长了上升时间。同时,利用所得的波形整形结果,对2A12T4铝合金进行了拉伸应力波脉冲加载的拉伸和断裂实验测试。     

On the compressive strength of open-cell metal foams with Kelvin and random cell structures

Two families of finite element models of anisotropic, aluminum alloy, open-cell foams are developed and their predictions of elastic properties and compressive strength are evaluated by direct comparison to experimental results. In the first family of models, the foams are idealized as anisotropic Kelvin cells loaded in the <100> direction and in the second family more realistic models, based on Surface Evolver simulations of random soap froth with N³ cells are constructed. In both cases the ligaments are straight but have nonuniform cross sectional area distributions that resemble those of the foams tested. The ligaments are modeled as shear deformable beams with elasto-plastic material behavior. The calculated compressive response starts with a linearly elastic regime. At higher stress levels, inelastic action causes a gradual reduction of the stiffness that eventually leads to a stress maximum, which represents the strength of the material. The periodicity of the Kelvin cell enables calculation of the compressive response up to the limit stress with just a single fully periodic characteristic cell. Beyond the limit stress, deformation localizes along the principal diagonals of the microstructure. Consequently beyond the limit stress the response is evaluated using finite size 3-D domains that allow the localization to develop. The random models consist of 3-D domains of 216, 512 or 1000 cells with periodicity conditions on the compressed ends but free on the sides. The compressive response is also characterized by a limit load instability but now the localization is disorganized resembling that observed in experiments. The foam elastic moduli and strengths obtained from both families of models are generally in very good agreement with the corresponding measurements. The random foam models yield 5–10% stiffer elastic moduli and slightly higher strengths than the Kelvin cell models. Necessary requirements for this high performance of the models are accurate representation of the material distribution in the ligaments and correct modeling of the nonlinear stress–strain response of the aluminum base material.     

Permeability of open-cell foams under compressive strain

A model for the behavior of low-density, open-cell foam under compressive strain is proposed. Using this model, a tractable relationship between the normalized permeability and the applied strain is developed. An experimental study of the effect of strain on the permeability of open-cell polyurethane foams is presented. The experiments are performed using a Newtonian fluid in the fully laminar regime, where viscous forces are assumed to dominate. The model is found to describe the experimental data well and be independent of the foam cell size, the direction of flow with respect to the foam rise direction, and the properties of the saturating fluid. In a companion paper, the model for the permeability of open-cell foam is combined with Darcy’s law to give the contribution of viscous fluid flow to the stress–strain response of a reticulated foam under dynamic loading.     

准三维针刺C_f/SiC复合材料室温层向动态压缩力学行为的实验研究

为了研究应变率对准三维针刺碳纤维增韧的碳化硅复合材料(Cf/SiC)层向压缩力学性能的影响,本文利用分离式Hopkinson压杆装置对三维针刺Cf/SiC复合材料进行了应变率为10-4至6.5×103s-1的单轴压缩力学性能测试。实验结果表明,由于材料缺陷,其动态压缩强度分布遵循Weibull分布。破坏时,材料并未表现出典型的脆性破坏,而是在应力达到压缩强度后经历了较大的伪塑性变形才最终破坏。这表明三维针刺Cf/SiC复合材料沿厚度方向针刺的碳纤维有助于提高材料的韧性。同时,材料的压缩强度随应变率的升高显著增大,并与对数应变率近似成线性关系。借助光学显微镜和扫描电镜对压缩断口的观察表明:材料的失效模式随着应变率变化而发生改变。在准静态下,材料主要表现为剪切和分层破坏,而在高应变率下,则主要表现为劈裂。