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A description of experimental complexes, methodological and hardware means for determining the mechanical properties of materials under high-speed deformation and fracture is given in the report. Determination of mechanical properties in the strain rate range 5•102÷103 s-1 is the first direction of work in the laboratory of “Dynamic Materials Testing”. These tests are done using automated complexes based on the Kolsky method and its modifications for compression, tension and shearing. It is also possible to determine the fracture toughness, the characteristics of dynamic crack resistance, as well as to obtain stressstrain curves of low-density materials under uniaxial strain. Original gas guns with a caliber of 10, 20 and 57 mm are used for creation a dynamic load. The study of the behavior of materials at strain rates of 105 s-1 and higher is the second direction of work. In this case, the methods of a planewave shock experiment based on gas guns of 57 and 85 mm caliber are used. Manganine and dielectric pressure sensors, as well as laser interferometry are used for measuring the parameters of elastoplastic waves and for determining such important characteristics as impact compressibility, Hugoniot yield strength, spall strength.

Experimental complexes for investigation of behavior of materials at a strain rate of 5·102÷105 s-1

Experimental complexes for investigation of behavior of materials at a strain rate of 5·10²÷10⁵ s^-1