Titlebook: Shock Waves in Materials Science; Akira B. Sawaoka Book 1993 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 1993 Metall.Microstructure.Powder Compaction.Pulververd

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llic compounds, as well as shock compression behavior, are also described. In contrast to conventional works of this kind, this book describes shock compression studies performed by material scientists.978-4-431-68242-4978-4-431-68240-0

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Heterogeneous Distribution of Temperatures and Pressures in the Shock Recovery Fixtures and its Uti For this reason, chemical reactivity and sinterability of shock-treated bulk or powder materials become larger than before the shock treatment. A typical example of this fact is found in the remarkable increase in catalytic activity of titanium oxide powder after shock treatment [1].

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Solid State Reactivity of Shock-Processed Solids,of the application of high pressures, and the stress states are controlled by the inertial responses of the solids themselves as they are plastically deformed to the high pressure states which bring them into momentary balance with the pressures of the loading sources. Because of the large plastic d

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Shock Compression Studies on Ceramic Materials,igh pressure conditions, to inducing changes in crystal or electric structure of condensed matter, and even nuclear reaction. The high-pressure equation of state, phase transition, dynamic mechanical behavior, etc. of solid matter are explored through by the measurement of shock-wave properties (Hug

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The Role of Thermal Energy in Shock Consolidation, Formation of dense compacts requires the collapse of the gaps between the particles as well as considerable amount of energy deposited at the particle surfaces for interparticle bonding. The ultra rapid deformation and energy deposition in shock consolidation produces partial melting at the particl

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Shock Wave Interaction in Solid Materials,eme conditions realized by shock compression [1–3]. In this sense, the shock wave is regarded as a useful tool of studying materials. Unlike gases or liquids, solid materials have a wide variety of properties, which is usually hard to discuss in a universal manner. The so-called law of corresponding