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Controlled gun impact and high-resolution velocity interferometery has been used to investigate a wide range of dynamic strength and equation-of-state properties of concrete. Principal Hugoniot, compression and release isentrope, and compression and tensile strength properties has been measured. The present report s u d z e s key findings and provides a database of velocity profile measurements. (Report and papers that address in more detail the material response issues are provided in the references.) Intentionally Lefr Blank CONTENTS  ABSTRACT  CONTENTS  LIST OF FIGURES   Executive Summary  1.0 Introduction  2.0 Experimental Methods   Impact Compression Properties of Concrete  1.0 Introduction  2.0 Material Description  3.0 4.0 Experimental Method Reverse Ballistic Configuration  Results for Velocity F’rofiles  Shock Wave Compression Profiles of Concrete  1.0 Introduction  2.0 Material Description  3.0 Experimental Technique  4.0 Velocity Profiles  Shock and Release Properties of Concrete  1.0 Introduction  2.0 Material Description  3.0 Experimental Method  4.0 Velocity Profiles  Shock and Release Properties of Different Aggregate Concretes  1.0 Introduction  2.0 Material Description   3.0 Experimental Method   3    11  12  13  13  13  13  15  25  25  25  25  21  3 .  31  32  32  34  48  48  48  48 4.0 Velocity Profiles  Spa11 Properties of Concrete   1.0 Introduction  2.0 Material Description  3.0 Experimental Method  4.0 Velocity Profiles  REFERENCES  DISTRIBUTION49  62  62  62  62  64  81  83 LIST OF FIGURES Figure 1. Experimental configuration for compression studies of concrete.  Figure 2. Shot Number: JC1   Figure 3. Shot Number: JC2   Figure 4. Shot Number: JC3    Figure 5. Shot NumberE4    Figure 6. Shot Number: JC5    Figure 7. Shot Number: JC6   Figure 8. Shot Number: JC7    Figure 9. Shot Number: JC8    Figure 10. Shot Number: JC9    14  1:.  16  17  18  19  20  21  22  23 Figure 11. Shot Number: JCIO  24 Figure 12. Experimental configuration for impact shock compression measurements of concrete  26 Figure 13. Shot Number: JC21A  27 Figure 14. Figure 15. Figure 16. Shot Number: JC22B  30 Figure 17. Experimental configuration for shock compression and release measurements of concrete.  32 Shot Number: JC21B  Shot Number: JC22A   28  29 Figure 18. Shot Number: JC23  34   35 Figure 19. Shot Number: JC24  Figure 24). Shot Number: JC2536 Figure 21. Shot Number: JC26  Figure 22. Figure 23. Shot Number: CON2  Figure 24. Figure 25. Shot Number: CON4   31  38  39  40  41 Shot Number: CON1  Shot Number: CON3Figure 26 . Shot Number: CON5  Figure 27 . Shot Number: CON6  Figure 28 . Shot Number: CON7  Figure 29 . Shot Number: CON8  Figure 30 . Shot Number: CON9   Figure 31 . Shot Number: CON10   Figure 32 . Shot Number: LCl  Shot Number: LC2  Figure 34 . Shot Number: LC3  Shot Number: LC4  Figure 36 . Shot Number: Lc5 On-axis  Figure 37 . Shot Number: LC5 Off-axis  Figure 33 .

Dynamic Properties of Concrete through Particle Velocity Profile Measurements