NASA NTRS ยท 19750004738
Determining particle density using known material Hugeniot curves
Abstract
A method is detailed to determine the density of particles wherein the closing velocity is known between the impacting particles and a plate of known material. Either the shock wave velocity or the material velocity produced in the plate upon impact by an unknown material particle is determined and compared with the corresponding shock wave or material velocity that would by produced by different known material particles having the same closing velocity upon impact with the plate. The unknown material particle density is derived by obtaining a coincidence of the shock wave velocity or material velocity conditions initially produced upon impact between the known material plate and one of the different material particles and from the fact that shock wave velocity and material velocity are ordered on the impacting particle material density alone.
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Dibattista, J. D.. 1974-10-22. Determining particle density using known material Hugeniot curves. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19750004738
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