Experimental method for capturing dynamic crack propagation in rock-like material

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Experimental method for capturing dynamic crack propagation in rock-like material. / Kukolj, Ivan; Ouchterlony, Finn; Moser, Peter.
International Forum of Young Researchers - Topical Issues of Subsoil Usage: Topical Issues of Rational Use of Natural Resources. Band 1 St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, 2017. S. 53-55.

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Kukolj, I, Ouchterlony, F & Moser, P 2017, Experimental method for capturing dynamic crack propagation in rock-like material. in International Forum of Young Researchers - Topical Issues of Subsoil Usage: Topical Issues of Rational Use of Natural Resources. Bd. 1, St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, S. 53-55, International Forum of Young Researchers - Topical Issues of Subsoil Usage, St. Petersburg, Russland, 19/04/17. <https://www.researchgate.net/publication/316421316_Experimental_method_for_capturing_dynamic_crack_propagation_in_rock-like_material>

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Kukolj I, Ouchterlony F, Moser P. Experimental method for capturing dynamic crack propagation in rock-like material. in International Forum of Young Researchers - Topical Issues of Subsoil Usage: Topical Issues of Rational Use of Natural Resources. Band 1. St. Petersburg, Russian Federation. 2017. S. 53-55

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Kukolj, Ivan ; Ouchterlony, Finn ; Moser, Peter. / Experimental method for capturing dynamic crack propagation in rock-like material. International Forum of Young Researchers - Topical Issues of Subsoil Usage: Topical Issues of Rational Use of Natural Resources. Band 1 St. Petersburg, Russian Federation, 2017. S. 53-55

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title = "Experimental method for capturing dynamic crack propagation in rock-like material",
abstract = "Blast-generated fines represent an economical and environmental liability. A possible major source of blast-generated fine material is the dynamic mechanism of crack branching and merging at the tip of a running crack. The research aim is to develop an experimental method for capturing and observing this phenomenon in rock-like specimens. The method includes capturing the dynamic crack propagation in blast-loaded confined mortar cylinders by means of digital high-speed imaging. The research employed a special blast confinement to control the effects that influence dynamic crack development and improve safety. The paper discusses the thus far developed experimental set-up, test results, and points for further improvement.",
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