Ballistic Impact
Ballistic Impact is a type of high-velocity impact phenomenon characterized by the collision of a projectile with a target at speeds typically exceeding the speed of sound in the target material, resulting in dynamic deformation, potential penetration, and energy dissipation through shock waves and material failure.
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Ballistic Perforation Dynamics
Rodney F. Recht, Thomas W. Ipson · Journal of Applied Mechanics · 1963 · 665 citations
Impact on Laminated Composites: Recent Advances
Serge Abrate · Applied Mechanics Reviews · 1994 · 556 citations
Catastrophic Thermoplastic Shear
Rodney F. Recht · Journal of Applied Mechanics · 1964 · 525 citations
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