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8214279 
Journal Article 
Study on interfacial friction effect in the SHPB tests 
Wang, XY; Lu, FY; Lin, YL 
2006 
26 
2 
134-139 
Chinese 
Interfacial friction effects between specimens and bars in SHPB technique were studied. Five materials with different features, silicon rubber, polyurethane foam, Comp. B explosive, PBX-HMX (97%) polymer bonded explosive and 6061-T6 aluminum alloy, were chosen as specimens. Experimental results show that interfacial friction effects in SHPB tests are related with the tested material properties. Based on the isotropic elastic hypothesis, a theoretic analysis is made on an energy conservation consideration. The reduced theoretic formulations show that material Poisson's ratio, interfacial friction coefficient, length-to-diameter ratio of the specimens and axial strains are four influent factors for the friction effects. 
Energy conservation; Interfacial friction effect; Material properties; SHPB experiment; Solid mechanics