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Eliminating the thermal softening of dynamically loaded specimens in the Kolsky bar system by multi-step loading

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Figure 1 shows our interferometry-based Kolsky bar ap-paratus. In our setup, the interferometers are used as non-intervening replacements for the strain gauges
Fig. 1. Our optics-based Kolsky bar apparatus, with two or three fiber focusers, a PVDF foil transducer for triggering, and optional straingauges (SG).
Fig. 3. a) Raw interferometer data, showing variations in signalamplitude and baseline
Fig. 4. Stress-strain curves of aluminum 7075-T6 specimensunder quasi-static and dynamic loading.
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