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Debris cloud distributions at oblique impacts

Abstract The purpose of this study is to obtain mass, spray angle and velocity distributions of fragments in debris cloud generated by oblique impacts on an aluminum alloy plate. Hypervelocity impact tests were performed with a two-stage light gas gun at Kyushu Institute of Technology. The impact angles were changed to 0°, 15°, 30°, 45° and 60°. The projectile impacted on the targets at 2 km/s. After the impact, the debris cloud was taken with flash X-rays and an ultra high-speed video camera. The fragments were then captured in a stack of polystyrene sheets. As a result, the projectile was broken up into smaller fragments by oblique impacts with the larger impact angles. Lower velocity fragments dispersed in wider spray angles according to the increase of the impact angles.

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