Experiments on Pulse Propagation in an Obliquely Laminated Composite

Experimental results are presented for the linear elastic dynamic response of periodically laminated composites. A shock tube-capacitive transducer technique is used to determine the rear surface velocity history of three laminated samples that have different lamination angles and are subjected to a...

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Sandwich construction
Shock tubes
Steel
Stresses
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