Fragment Velocity Dependence on Fragment Mass of Impact Fragmentation Phenomena

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Experiments: Impact, Fragmentation

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Impact fragmentation experiments of pyrophyllite targets were performed at impact velocities 1500-4300 m/sec. Motions of fragments were recorded by two high speed motion cameras. Three-dimensional velocities of produced fragments were measured. Results showed that the upper limit of fragment velocity negatively correlates with the fragment mass. This result is different from any result of previous studies on the velocity-mass relation of fragments.

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