Incident wave control method for electromagnetic-force Hopkinson pressure bar and torsion bar experiment loading device

The invention discloses an incident wave control method for an electromagnetic-force Hopkinson pressure bar and torsion bar experiment loading device. The incident wave control method is used for solving the technical problem of the existing electromagnetic force based Hopkinson pressure bar and tor...

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Hauptverfasser: WANG JIE, ZANG CHUANQI, HAN CHAOZHONG, YANG LIU, CAO ZENGQIANG, ZUO YANGJIE
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Sprache:eng
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Zusammenfassung:The invention discloses an incident wave control method for an electromagnetic-force Hopkinson pressure bar and torsion bar experiment loading device. The incident wave control method is used for solving the technical problem of the existing electromagnetic force based Hopkinson pressure bar and torsion bar experiment methods that the practicability is poor. The technical scheme is as follows: precise control is carried out on the amplitude and pulse width of loaded incident waves by using relationships between the electromagnetic-force incident waves and discharge voltage, discharge inductance, discharge capacity, discharge resistance and secondary coil thickness, so that the maximum pulse amplitude and rising edge slope of the incident waves are increased. According to the method disclosed by the invention, the underdamped working condition of an electromagnetic force stress wave generator is guaranteed through reducing the discharge resistance, so that the maximum amplitude and rising edge slope of the incident waves are increased; by adopting a cake-shaped discharge coil and a 10mm-thickness secondary coil, the maximum pulse amplitude of the incident waves is further increased and can reach 325MPa, and the precise control on the amplitude of the incident waves in the range of 10-325MPa and the pulse width of the incident waves in the range of 100-500 microseconds is realized.