Abstract
Deformation and mixing of solid particles in porous materials are typical consequences under shock compression and are usually considered as the major contributors to energy dissipation during shock compression while a contribution from the interaction between the solid and gaseous phases attracts less attention. The present work illustrates the phase interaction process by mesomechanical hydrocode modeling under different conditions of the interstitial gaseous phase. A two-phase analytical approach focusing on the role of thermal nonequilibrium between the phases and an advanced two-phase model complement the mesomechanical analysis by demonstrating a similar trend due to the effect of pressure in the interstitial air.
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