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Obtaining Stress-Compression Diagrams of Foamed Plastics at High Rates of Compression.

Authors: C. D. Beaman; W. E. Baker; R. C. Dove;

Obtaining Stress-Compression Diagrams of Foamed Plastics at High Rates of Compression.

Abstract

Abstract : A test machine is described which will load specimens in compression at rates as high as 30 ips or 6000 %/sec for a 1/2 in. thick sample. The rate of compression and the shape of the % compression time curve is readily varied. The stress-% compression diagram associated with any given % compression time curve is plotted directly. An impact method which has been used to obtain stress-% compression diagrams with compression rates as high as 200,000 %/sec is discussed.

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