Dynamic stress chain formation in a two-dimensional particle bed |
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Authors: | Keith M Roessig PhD Joseph C Foster Jr PhD Scott G Bardenhagen PhD |
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Institution: | (1) Air Force Research Laboratory/Munitions Directorate, 3254-6810 Eglin AFB, FL, USA;(2) Mechanical Engineering Department, University of Utah, 84112-9208 Salt Lake City, Utah, USA |
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Abstract: | Cure cast plastic bonded explosives (PBXs) consist of relatively hard particles in a soft binder. Under compressive loading,
the explosive cyrstals come into contact that causes high stress concentrations. The lines along which the crystals are loaded
are called stress chains. Damage done to these particle beds during compressive loading can lead to reaction. The photoelastic
effect of PMMA is exploited to examine the stress state within a two-dimensional particle bed. Stress chain development within
the bed is recorded and is shown to increase the stress state within some particles while leaving others unloaded. These concentrations
form early in the loading process, leading to fracture along the stress bridges and generating likely reaction initiation
sites. Through material point method simulations, contact friction is shown to have a large effect on the stress distribution
within the particle bed. |
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Keywords: | Stress chain stress bridging particulate materials photoelasticity material point method |
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