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Dynamic model of the growth and collapse of pores in liquids and solids

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A model for the spall fracture and compaction of a damaged material based on a description of the motion of a single pore is proposed. The model takes into account the strength properties, the effect of pressure, surface tension, and viscosity of materials and inertial forces. Equations describing the dynamics of growth and collapse of pores are presented. The proposed model can be used to calculate the spall fracture and compaction of liquids and metals in both solid and liquid (molten) states.

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    M. A. Desyatnikova, O. N. Ignatova, V. A. Raevskii & I. S. Tselikov

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Desyatnikova, M.A., Ignatova, O.N., Raevskii, V.A. et al. Dynamic model of the growth and collapse of pores in liquids and solids. Combust Explos Shock Waves 53, 103–109 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0010508217010142

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