Acceleration of Mass Transfer under Dynamic Loading

Abstract

Under dynamic loading, the interaction of unloading waves with each other and with the faces causes the deformation of the sample due to the formation of standing waves, at the nodes of which the localized- deformation bands arise (if the high-speed tension does not exceed the spall strength, so the material in the zone of interference of unloading waves preserves its continuity). A consequence of deformation localization is the mass transfer of atoms and the doping phase particles to nascent localized-deformation bands. The duration of stress oscillations in standing waves in the ultrasonic frequency range exceeds the duration of the initial impulse by at least two orders of magnitude, which ensures an increase in the distance traveled by atoms and dispersed particles during deformation in standing waves.