Qualitative comparison of dynamic compressive pressure load and impact of WC/Co composite
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Abstract Degradation of Cermet Materials (CM) under impact and pulse pressure is not thoroughly investigated. In this study, we qualitatively compare the behaviour of WC/Co samples under these types of loading. The new models of impact and dynamic compressive load of a WC/Co plate were investigated. We developed two models of the composite plate, namely, a continuous model and a model with crack appearance possibility in the interfaces/binders. We noted a qualitative difference of the shapes of the deformed structure due to different models and kind of loading. The differences also concern the Mises stress, equivalent plastic strains and damage parameter. The proposed models are suitable for both impact and pressure load. The possibility of cracks appearance should not be neglected. In case of the model with discontinuities, for both kinds of loads, the grains rotation and sliding is more distinct than in case of the continuous model.
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