Comminution In Brittle Solids Resulting From Hypervelocity Impacts ? Hypervelocity Impact

Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration
Thomas P. Meloy
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Jan 1, 1965

Abstract

Comminution is an old art. Unfortunately the analysis of the unit operations has been handicapped by the lack of both theoretical and experimental information. Two types of infor¬mation are needed, one an understanding of what happens when a particle breaks in a brittle manner; and two, an understanding of what happens when the daughter fragments pass through the mill. This paper is concerned with the former, the catastrophic fracture of a brittle solid. Recently, successful theoretical attacks on the frac¬ture of brittle solids have yielded significant-results. New experimental techniques are yielding insight into the physical phenomenon occurring during brittle fracture. Many of the re¬doubtable shiboliths of the last century are either being laid to rest or verified.
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APA: Thomas P. Meloy  (1965)  Comminution In Brittle Solids Resulting From Hypervelocity Impacts ? Hypervelocity Impact

MLA: Thomas P. Meloy Comminution In Brittle Solids Resulting From Hypervelocity Impacts ? Hypervelocity Impact. Society for Mining, Metallurgy & Exploration, 1965.

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