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The behavior of viscoelastic hemispherical shells was investigated under internal blast loading. It has been revealed in the process of calculation-experiment research of dynamic viscoelastic properties of structural polymeric materials that glassy polymers change sharply their viscoelastic characteristics. Unlike to mechanical glass transition to glassy state glassy polymers showed ability to transfer into the high-elastic state as a result of elastic energy dissipation. [viscoelastic properties. hemispherical shell, polymethilmetacrylat, dynamic. Young's modulus]

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Dynamics of viscoelastic spherical shells during internal explosive loading

Volodina¹,

Зотов²,

Krasovskii³

et al. 1992

Combust Explos Shock Waves

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