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Ling Zhou1, Zhiping Deng1, Junru Ren1

  • 1Army Logistics Academy, 20 North First Road, College Town, Shapingba District, Chongqing 401311, China.

Materials (Basel, Switzerland)
|February 13, 2025
PubMed
概括

本研究使用数值分割霍普金森压力杆 (SHPB) 试验研究了细胞混凝土对压力强度的结构效应. 研究结果显示,横向惯性限制显著影响强度,随着孔隙度的增加而下降.

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在SHPB测试试验中,细胞混凝土是细胞混凝土.影响力影响力影响力影响力接口的摩擦效应影响接口的摩擦效应.侧向惯性受限效应的影响机械性能 机械性能 机械性能数字建模 数字建模结构效应 结构效应

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