WIT Press


Visualisation Of High-speed Fracture Phenomena

Price

Free (open access)

Volume

55

Pages

8

Page Range

309 - 316

Published

2013

Size

1,354 kb

Paper DOI

10.2495/CMEM130251

Copyright

WIT Press

Author(s)

H. Sakamoto, H. Kuramae, S. Itoh & E. Nakamachi

Abstract

An explosive can cause a huge fracture of energy at low doses. A small 'cullet' was generated by using this energy to crush a glass bottle, and the recycling efficiency improvement was examined. Up to now, the influence of the cullet sizes against the amount of explosive, the distance from the explosive to the glass bottles and the bottle arrangement have been studied. During this time, the fracture phenomenon of the glass bottle by an underwater shockwave has been analysed with a high-speed camera and FEM simulation. Keywords: glass-recycle, cullet, underwater shockwave, high-speed fracture, FEM simulation.

Keywords

Keywords: glass-recycle, cullet, underwater shockwave, high-speed fracture, FEM simulation.