1976
DOI: 10.1007/bf00751096
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Effects of detonation parameters on the hardening of 1Kh18N10T steel

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“…Bogdanovskaya 10,11 carried out experiments of explosion hardening on 1Kh18N10T steel by using explosives with different compositions, and considered that the use of plasticized high explosive containing heavy admixtures in the composition broadened the possibility of explosive strengthening, because such high explosive permit conservation of the residual plasticity of the material to a greater degree than that of plasticized high explosives during strengthening with a simultaneous, which was significant increased in its strength properties. Gronostajski 12 thought that the final properties of explosively hardened materials are dependent on the magnitude of the pressure applied, the duration of the impulse, the loading method, the temperature rise during deformation, the type of material hardened, and the degree and rate of deformation.…”
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“…Bogdanovskaya 10,11 carried out experiments of explosion hardening on 1Kh18N10T steel by using explosives with different compositions, and considered that the use of plasticized high explosive containing heavy admixtures in the composition broadened the possibility of explosive strengthening, because such high explosive permit conservation of the residual plasticity of the material to a greater degree than that of plasticized high explosives during strengthening with a simultaneous, which was significant increased in its strength properties. Gronostajski 12 thought that the final properties of explosively hardened materials are dependent on the magnitude of the pressure applied, the duration of the impulse, the loading method, the temperature rise during deformation, the type of material hardened, and the degree and rate of deformation.…”
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