Philosophical magazine · 1968 · 107 citations · 12 references
EngineeringMaterials ScienceMechanical EngineeringAcousticsShock WavesWeldingWelding ProcessesBow Wave FormationDetonation WavesExplosive WeldingShock Wave FormationWave Group Formation
Abstract The interface between explosively welded metals frequently exhibits a regular wave-like profile. The circumstances under which such a profile develops are not fully understood, and existing theories fail to predict some of its observed characteristics. In the present paper it is suggested that the principal features of wave-like welds are consistent with a mechanism in which the waves arise as a result of hydrodynamic instability between the re-entrant jet and the surface along which it propagates.
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Explosives with Lined Cavities
Garrett Birkhoff, Duncan P. MacDougall, Emerson M. Pugh et al. · Journal of Applied Physics · 1948 · 651 citations