The thickness reduction of composite steel plates?
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The thinning amount of composite steel plates is not uniform; the further away from the center of the plate, the greater the thinning amount! ! I don’t know why? ?
What thickness reduction are you referring to? I didn’t understand
Reply to 2# Wen Bing: The thickness reduction of composite steel plate substrates!
Has the original poster measured it? I’d like to ask how the thickness at the base level is determined. I think it should be related to the detonation point – the closer to the center, the greater the reduction in thickness. I’m not sure if this is correct; I hope those below can provide an answer.
Reply to 4# Lu Aikui from External Cooperation for Explosive Laminating: The ignition point is generally located at the center of the steel plate; the farther away from this ignition point, the greater the amount of thinning of the steel plate. I’m not quite sure how to measure the thickness of the steel plate substrate!