experimental and numerical analysis of al6063 duralumin using taylor impact test

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Abstract
The paper presents results of experimental and numerical analysis of dynamic behaviour Al6063 duralumin. Dynamical experiments were made using Taylor impact test. Experimental results at next step of study were used in numerical analyses of dynamic yield stress of tested material and model parameters of the Johnson–Cook constitutive equation. The main aim of this analysis is to find out dynamical properties of Al6063 duralumin tested in Taylor impact test.
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Authors ;Grązka M.;Janiszewski J.;Anaszewicz Ł.;Kruszka L.
Journal utilitas mathematica
Year 2012
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10.1051/epjconf/20122601062
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