Program overview
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, 29 JULY 1997
Session H1. Detonation Propagation.
Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, CCA
- 13:30 H1.01
Size Effect and Detonation Front Curvature
- P. Clark Souers (Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory)
- 13:45 H1.02
Oblique Shock Wave Calculations for Detonation Waves in PBXN-111 Cylindrical Charges Confined in Brass
- E. R. Lemar, J. W. Forbes (NSWC, Indian Head, MD), M. Cowperthwaite (Enig Assoc., Inc., Silver Spring, MD)
- 14:00 H1.03
Calibration of DSD Parameters for LX-07 from D(d) data
- Yehuda Partom (RAFAEL,P.O.Box 2250,Haifa,Israel)
- 14:15 H1.04
Detonation Velocity of Melt-cast ADN and ADN/nanodiamond mixtures
- R. M. Doherty, J. W. Forbes*, G. W. Lawrence, J. S. Deiter, R. N. Baker, K. D. Ashwell, G. T. Sutherland (NSWC, Indian Head, MD)
- 14:30 H1.05
Shock and Detonation Properties of Solid Explosives
- M. Safwat Abdulazeem (Physics Dept., U. of Assiut, Assiut, Egypt)
Session H2. Modeling: Constitutive Properties and Penetration.
Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, 163C
- 13:30 H2.01
Principle and first results on the use of the electromagnetic cylindrical compression test to validate behavior modeling under large strain at high strain rate
- Jacques Petit (DGA, Centre d'etudes de Gramat, France), Michael Kazeev, Pavel Levit, Iouri Tolstov (NFI, Kurchatov Institut, Russia)
- 13:45 H2.02
Modeling Compressive Flow Behavior of a Tungsten Heavy Alloy at Different Strain Rates and Temperatures
- Tusit Weerasooriya (Material Division)
- 14:00 H2.03
Kinematic Yaw Model for Penetrator Deflection
- Stephan J. Bless, Sikhanda Satapathy (IAT-UT)
- 14:15 H2.04
Numerical Investigation of Yawed Impact into a Finite Target
- C. E. Anderson Jr. (Southwest Research Institute), S. J. Bless, M. J. Normandia (Institute for Advanced Technology)
- 14:30 H2.05
Tensile Damage Effects in Steel Plate Perforation by a Tungsten Rod
- Martin N. Raftenberg (U.S.\ Army Research Laboratory)
- 14:45 H2.06
Analysis of Transverse Loading in Long-Rod Penetrators by Oblique = Plates
- Gregory C. Bessette, David L. Littlefield (IAT-UT)
Session H3. Dynamic Spectroscopy.
Tuesday afternoon, 13:30, 101
- 13:30 H3.01
Sub-nanosecond time-resolved electronic spectroscopy in shocked materials
- Marcus Knudson (Washington State University), Y.M. Gupta (Washington State University)
- 13:45 H3.02
Picosecond Vibrational Spectroscopy of Shocked Energetic Materials
- Jens Franken, David Hare, Selezion Hambir, Guray Tas, Dana Dlott (UIUC)
- 14:00 H3.03
High-Speed Photography and Spectroscopy of Shock-induced Luminescence in PMMA
- William Proud, Neil Bourne (Shock Physics, PCS, Cavendish Laboratory, Madingley Road, Cambridge, CB3 0HE, UK.)
- 14:15 H3.04
Time-Resolved Vibrational and Electronic Spectroscopy in Shocked Ammonium Perchlorate Single Crystals
- Yuri Gruzdkov, Michael Winey, Ruqiang Feng (Washington State University)
- 14:30 H3.05
Ultrafast vibrational spectroscopy of shocks in molecular solids: the first 100 ps
- Dana Dlott (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Guray Tas, Jens Franken, Selezion A. Hambir, David E. Hare (University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign)
- 14:45 H3.06
Optical Properties of Shock Compressed Xenon.
- M.I. Kulish, V.K. Gryaznov, A.V. Mezhiba, V.B. Mintsev, V.E. Fortov (Institute of Chemical Physics in Chernogolovka), D.H.H. Hoffmann (University, Erlangen), C. Stoeckl, M. Roth (GSI, Darmstadt), B.Y. Sharkov, A.A. Golubev (Institute of Theoretical and Experimental Physics, Moscow.)