Peculiarities of Strengthening of Spherical Composite Pressure Vessels with Thin Metal Shells Under Static and Dynamic Loads. Part 2. Dynamic Loading

P. P. Lepikhin; V. A. Romashchenko; S. O. Tarasovs’ka

doi:10.1007/s11223-021-00336-5

journal article·2021-09

Peculiarities of Strengthening of Spherical Composite Pressure Vessels with Thin Metal Shells Under Static and Dynamic Loads. Part 2. Dynamic Loading

P. P. Lepikhin, V. A. Romashchenko, S. O. Tarasovs’ka

Strength of Materials· Volume 53· Issue 5

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