D.-T. Wang’s scientific contributions

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Publications (2)


Asay-F-window applied to diagnostic of micro-spall phenomena
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December 2013

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1 Citation

Gaoya Wuli Xuebao/Chinese Journal of High Pressure Physics

Y.-T. Chen

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G.-W. Ren

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T.-G. Tang

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H.-B. Hu

Quantitative data on micro-spall fragments production from metals melted on shock or release are sparse because of diagnostic limitations. In this study, a new diagnostic technology Asay-F-Window was designed, and the mass-velocity distribution of micro-spall fragments was presented. By comparing the measured results of Asay-F-Window with those of piezoelectric pins, the reliability of Asay-F-Window technique was evaluated.


Ejecta on Pb surface below and above melting pressure

October 2012

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Acta Physica Sinica

In this paper, Asay-F-window diagnostic technology for high density and large mass ejecta measurement is designed. By Asay-F-window technology, the mass and the density-velocity distribution of ejecta from Pb surface are presented. The difference in ejecta between below and above Pb melting pressure is particularly studied. Moreover, the physical causation inducing the ejecting difference is well explained through theory analysis.

Citations (1)


... 5,6 In addition, when the metal is subjected to a decaying shock wave with high pressure, micro-spallation occurs near the surface as a result of the interaction between the incident and the reflected rarefaction wave. 7 The resulting micro-spallation region not only produces ejecta but also influences micro-jet behaviors under secondary shock loading. 8,9 Over the past few decades, extensive works have been dedicated to investigating the micro-jet behaviors of metals with machined surface under shock loading, revealing that surface morphology, the phase after shock release (solid or liquid), and the shock intensity are the most pivotal factors in ejecta production. ...

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Molecular dynamics investigation of unsupported double-shock induced micro-jet behaviors in copper containing helium bubbles
Asay-F-window applied to diagnostic of micro-spall phenomena
  • Citing Article
  • December 2013

Gaoya Wuli Xuebao/Chinese Journal of High Pressure Physics