Impact deformation of polymeric projectiles
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2015, Materials and DesignCitation Excerpt :Turgutlu et al. [5] employed a kind of low density polymethylene projectile (LDPE) to accelerate the flyer plate, and good spot joint with no debris on the surface was achieved. Then, the influence of different nose shapes of the LDPE on the morphologies of weld interfaces and the deformation characteristics of polymeric projectiles were also systematically investigated [9,10]. In recent years, Zhang [6] adopted a high velocity projectile to strike two adjacent metal sheets and force them into a die.
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