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The implosion of cylindrical shell structures in a high-pressure water environment
by C. M. Ikeda, J. Wilkerling, and J. H. Duncan
Proceedings AVolume 469(2160):20130443
December 8, 2013
©2013 by The Royal Society
Elastic stability boundaries for various implosion modes of a cylindrical model on a plot of dimensionless limiting pressure (Pc/E, where E is the elastic modulus of the material) versus
model aspect ratio (L/D0, where L is the length of the air-filled inte...
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Schematic drawings of the high-pressure tank.
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Schematic showing the components of a cylindrical model.
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A schematic plan view showing the cylindrical model surrounded by the eight midplane pressure sensors.
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Pressure (P(rs,t)−Pc, where rs=2.5R0) versus time (t) for the implosion of model B2D25r1 (brass 260, D0=25.4 mm, L=231 mm).
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Pressure contours (shown as grey level) on a polar plot with time in the radial direction and angular position of the sensors around the model in the azimuthal direction.
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Pressure versus time for each of the eight pressure sensors for a single implosion.
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Pressure (P(rs,t)−Pc) versus time (t) for single runs for each of the four model designs that implode in a mode-2 cross-sectional shape ((a) model B2D25r1 Pc=7.3 bar, (b) model B2D16r1
Pc=26.6 bar, (c) model A2A2r2 Pc=26.6 bar and (d) model A2A3r1 Pc=28.3 b...
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A photograph showing samples of all model designs after implosion.
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Pressure () versus time (t) for all runs for each of the four model designs that implode in a mode-2 cross-sectional shape.
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Dimensionless pressure, , versus dimensionless time, , for each of the mode-2 implosions.
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Dimensionless maximum pressure, , versus mass ratio, for all 13 models that imploded in a mode-2 cross-sectional shape.
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Pressure contours (shown as grey level) on a polar plot (see the caption of figure 6 for definitions and details).
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The distribution of the relative angle (Δθ) between the flattened surface of the imploded cylindrical shell model (mode-2) and (a) the azimuthal angle of the probe with the largest impulse
of the pressure peak and (b) the azimuthal angle of the probe with t...
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The theoretical implosion boundaries are shown for the models constructed from the 25.4 mm diameter brass tubes (solid curve), the 16.6 mm diameter brass tubes (dotted curve) and the 38.1
mm diameter aluminium tubes (dashed curve) on a plot of Pc/E versus L...
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Available energy, PcV , versus model aspect ratio, L/D0, for the 25.4 mm diameter brass tubes.
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(a–c) Pressure (P(rs,t)−Pc) versus time (t) for single runs for each of the model designs B2D25 (mode-2 implosion, Pc=7.3 bar), B3D25 (mode-3 implosion, Pc=20.7 bar) and B4D25 (mode-4
implosion, Pc= 26.1 bar).
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Selected images from the high-speed movies taken simultaneously with the pressure records in figure 17b (mode-3 implosion) and figure 17c (mode-4 implosion).
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Pressure contours (shown as grey level) on a polar plot (see the caption of figure 6 for definitions and details): (a) a mode-3 implosion, model B3D25r3, and the values at the
circumference of the polar plot are a time of 4 ms and 2.25 Bar-ms and (b) a mode...
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Pressure versus time for each of the mode-2 (solid line), mode-3 (dotted line) and mode-4 (dashed line) implosions with models constructed from the same 25.4 mm diameter tube stock
with lengths selected to have the same energy (PcV) available for the implos...
C. M. Ikeda et al. Proc. R. Soc. A 2013;469:20130443
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Dimensionless pressure, , versus dimensionless time, , for each of the mode-2 (solid line), mode-3 (dotted line) and mode-4 (dashed line) implosions with models constructed from the same 25.4
mm diameter tube stock with lengths selected to have the same ene...
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Pressure versus time records for the implosion of two cylindrical models constructed from brass tubes with different diameters.
C. M. Ikeda et al. Proc. R. Soc. A 2013;469:20130443
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Dimensionless pressure, , versus dimensionless time, , for models constructed from brass tubes with diameters of 16.6 mm (solid line, mode 2, L/D0=9.2) and 25.4 mm (dashed line, mode 4,
L/D0=2.3).
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©2013 by The Royal Society
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