Propagation velocity of shockwaves and pressure waves in soil and rock

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Elastic Waves, Propagation Velocity, Rock Mechanics, Shock Waves, Soil Mechanics, Overpressure, P Waves, Pressure Dependence, Seismic Waves

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A variable pressure wave propagation velocity is developed and analyzed in ground materials which may be characterized by an exponential density-pressure relationship. The peak overpressure dependence is minor in the low pressure range and the propagation velocity of the pressure wave is essentially a constant, in fact, it is the seismic P-wave propagation velocity. Pressure dependence becomes increasingly more significant at peak overpressures exceeding 1 kbar (10 exp 8 Pa). At very high pressure levels encountered only in shockwaves at and above 10 kbar (10 exp 9 Pa), the initial mechanical characteristics of the ground materials become less significant, and the propagation velocity depends primarily upon the peak overpressure.

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