The present work studies the dynamic response of mineral-phenolic foam as well as its energy absorption capacity when subjected to shock loading by means of experimental tests. The experimental tests are carried out by a shock tube equipment available at Politecnico di Milano with a proper modification of the test set-up. The shock wave generated by the shock tube impinges a steel plate diffuser that is directly in contact with two prismatic foam specimens. Behind the specimens, a steel rigid flange is placed as a contrast. The pressure history applied to the plate diffuser is characterized by a maximum pressure value of about 0.46 MPa and a positive phase duration of about 20 ms.
Mineral-Phenolic Foam for Blast Mitigation
COLOMBO, MATTEO;MARTINELLI, PAOLO;ZEDDA, ROBERTO;
2015-01-01
Abstract
The present work studies the dynamic response of mineral-phenolic foam as well as its energy absorption capacity when subjected to shock loading by means of experimental tests. The experimental tests are carried out by a shock tube equipment available at Politecnico di Milano with a proper modification of the test set-up. The shock wave generated by the shock tube impinges a steel plate diffuser that is directly in contact with two prismatic foam specimens. Behind the specimens, a steel rigid flange is placed as a contrast. The pressure history applied to the plate diffuser is characterized by a maximum pressure value of about 0.46 MPa and a positive phase duration of about 20 ms.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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