Impact resistance of ship-build steel 945 and improved cowper-symonds models

Ying Li; Weiguo Wu; Yu Wang; Zhipeng Du; Xiaobin Li; Wei Zhang

Impact resistance of ship-build steel 945 and improved cowper-symonds models

Ying Li
, Weiguo Wu
, Yu Wang
, Zhipeng Du
, Xiaobin Li
, Wei Zhang

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Abstract

Under different strain rates (0.000 33~2 760 s ^{- 1}), the σ-ε relation of ship-build steel 945 has been studied with the MTS (materials test system) and the split Hopkinson press bar (SHPB), while JC model is compared with CS model. Two improved Cowper-Symonds models and corresponding parameters are obtained, and the applicability of these models is investigated. The experimental results show that the ship-build steel has a remarkable strain rate effect and a nonlinear strain hardening effect. Dynamic constitutive CS model of ship-build steel 945 can describe dynamic mechanical behaviors more exactly than JC model under high strain rate. The two improved CS models have different application field.

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	94-100
Number of pages	7
Journal	Ship Building of China
Volume	55
Issue number	3
Publication status	Published - 1 Sept 2014
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

Cowper-Symonds model
Dynamic mechanical behavior
Impact loading
Ship-build steel 945

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Impact resistance of ship-build steel 945 and improved cowper-symonds models

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