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September 1, 1968Journal of Applied Physics132 citations

Material Strength Effect in the Shock Compression of Alumina

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TAThomas J. AhrensWGW. GustERE. B. Royce

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The Hugoniot elastic limits (HEL) of a high-density aluminum oxide ceramic (Lucalox) and a slightly lower-density ceramic (porosity approximately 4%) were determined to be 112±13 and 83±5 kbar, respectively. Above the HEL, the shock-stress-volume Hugoniot curves for both materials are offset by 40 kbar or more above their hydrostatic-pressure-volume curves. These results indicate that shear stresses with magnitudes of about 30–40 kbar persist in aluminum oxide to shock-pressure levels of at least 300 kbar.

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