Abstract
The developed statistical model of solid with mesoscopic defects allowed the formulation of phenomenological model in terms of two independent variables—the defect density tensor and structural scaling parameter and the simulation of shock wave propagation in the linkage with structural relaxation phenomena. It was established the link of the Hugoniot elastic limit with kinetics of structural transition (mathematically related to the defect density tensor) in the structural metastability area, that has generally thermally‐activated character. The development of plastic front is described as the consequence of self‐consistent structural (orientation) transition in microshear ensemble that is realized due to the kinetics of structural scaling parameter. The present investigation was directed to describing of the failure phenomena. Two cases are discussed (quasi‐brittle and elastic‐plastic behavior).
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