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Depth of penetration of microindenters in a metal target subjected to a fast powder flux

S. K. Andilevko, S. S. Karpenko, V. A. Shilkin

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Results are presented of experiments to determine the maximum depths of superdeep penetration and to check the conclusions of an existing model of this effect.

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Results are presented of experiments to determine the maximum depths of superdeep penetration and to check the conclusions of an existing model of this effect.

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Results are presented of experiments to determine the maximum depths of superdeep penetration and to check the conclusions of an existing model of this effect.

Key concepts: Penetration (warfare), Materials science, Penetration depth, Metal, Flux (metallurgy), Composite material, Optics, Metallurgy

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