An experimental and numerical study of the dynamic Brazilian disc test on Kuru granite
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An experimental and numerical study of the dynamic Brazilian disc test on Kuru granite. / Mardoukhi, Ahmad; Saksala, Timo ; Hokka, Mikko ; Kuokkala, Veli-Tapani.
Proceedings of the XII Finnish Mechanics Day. 2015. p. 210-215.Research output: Chapter in Book/Report/Conference proceeding › Conference contribution › Scientific
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T1 - An experimental and numerical study of the dynamic Brazilian disc test on Kuru granite
AU - Mardoukhi, Ahmad
AU - Saksala, Timo
AU - Hokka, Mikko
AU - Kuokkala, Veli-Tapani
N1 - ORG=mol,0.5 ORG=mei,0.5
PY - 2015
Y1 - 2015
N2 - This paper deals with numerical modeling of the dynamic tensile strength of Kuru granite and corresponding experiments with the dynamic Brazilian Disc (BD) tests using the Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar apparatus (SHPB). It was found that the indirect tensile strength of the Kuru granite increased from the static value of 13 MPa to 36 MPa when the impact velocity reached 20 m/s. A numerical method was developed for simulations of these tests. The method includes a material model based on the rate-dependent isotropic compliance damage and embedded discontinuity concepts for rock and an FEM based explicit time marching technique for simulating the dynamics of the SHPB apparatus. Simulation results are in decent agreement with the experiments.
AB - This paper deals with numerical modeling of the dynamic tensile strength of Kuru granite and corresponding experiments with the dynamic Brazilian Disc (BD) tests using the Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar apparatus (SHPB). It was found that the indirect tensile strength of the Kuru granite increased from the static value of 13 MPa to 36 MPa when the impact velocity reached 20 m/s. A numerical method was developed for simulations of these tests. The method includes a material model based on the rate-dependent isotropic compliance damage and embedded discontinuity concepts for rock and an FEM based explicit time marching technique for simulating the dynamics of the SHPB apparatus. Simulation results are in decent agreement with the experiments.
KW - Dynamic Brazilian Disc test
KW - Split Hopkinson Pressure Bar
KW - FEM
KW - rock fracture
M3 - Conference contribution
SN - 978-952-93-5608-9
SP - 210
EP - 215
BT - Proceedings of the XII Finnish Mechanics Day
ER -