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Energy Emissions from Failure Phenomena: Mechanical, Electromagnetic, Nuclear

Journal

EXPERIMENTAL MECHANICS
Volume 50, Issue 8, Pages 1235-1243

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SPRINGER
DOI: 10.1007/s11340-009-9325-7

Keywords

Brittle failure; Acoustic emission; Electromagnetic emission; Neutron measurements; Piezonuclear reactions; Element evolution

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  1. Regione Piemonte RE-FRESCOS Project

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Characterizing the nature of the different forms of energy emitted during compressive failure of brittle materials is an open and debated argument in the scientific literature. Some research has been already conducted on this subject in the scientific community based on the signals captured by the acoustic emission measurement systems. On the other hand, there are not many studies yet about the emission of electromagnetic charge, and for the first time we are talking about piezonuclear neutron emissions from very brittle failure of rocks specimens in compression. The authors analyze these three different emissions from an experimental point of view.

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