Yuting WANG

Ms. Yuting WANG

Nanjing University of Science and Technology
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Research Focus & Metrics

Academic Career Length

8Years (2019-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 January 2022 in Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures
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LZLong Zhang
Long Zhang
XWXin Wang
Xin Wang
YWYuting WANG
Yuting WANG
JGJuan Gu
Juan Gu
CJChong Ji
Chong Ji
LCLiangyu Cheng
Liangyu Cheng

1 January 2021 in Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures
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YWYuting WANG
Yuting WANG
ZHZheng-xiang Huang
Zheng-xiang Huang
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xudong zu
BMBin Ma
Bin Ma
YCYou-er Cai
You-er Cai

21 December 2020 in Materials
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YWYuting WANG
Yuting WANG
xudong zuxudong zu
xudong zu
XLXiang-Kui Liu
Xiang-Kui Liu
ZHZheng-xiang Huang
Zheng-xiang Huang
PJPenggang Jin
Penggang Jin
Jian KongJian Kong
Jian Kong
The mechanical properties of (Cu0.47Zr0.45Al0.08)98Dy2 bulk metallic glass (BMG) were characterized under various strain rates by quasi-static and dynamic compressive tests. In the quasi-static compressive tests, the yield stress of (Cu0.47Zr0.45Al0.08)98Dy2 BMG increased from 1234 MPa to 1844 MPa when the strain rate was increased from 0.001 s−1 to 0.01 s−1, and the yield stress decreased to 1430 MPa at the strain rate of 0.1 s−1. In the dynamic compressive tests, when the strain rate increased from 1550 s−1 to 2990 s−1, the yield stress of (Cu0.47Zr0.45Al0.08)98Dy2 BMG first decreased from 1508 MPa to 1404 MPa, and then increased to 1593 MPa. The fracture behaviors of (Cu0.47Zr0.45Al0.08)98Dy2 BMG were studied by using scanning electron microscopy to examine the fracture surface. Fracture occurred in the pure shear mode with strain rates below 2100 s−1, whereas shear fracture and normal fracture occurred simultaneously under strain rates of 2650 s−1 and 2990 s−1.

6 November 2019 in Macromolecular Chemistry and Physics
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MMMaia Merlani
Maia Merlani
ZSZhiyi Song
Zhiyi Song
YWYuting WANG
Yuting WANG
YYYuehui Yuan
Yuehui Yuan
JLJiyue Luo
Jiyue Luo
Tamaki NakanoTamaki Nakano
Tamaki Nakano

31 December 2024 in International Journal of Structural Stability and Dynamics
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YHYu Hu
Yu Hu
CJChong Ji
Chong Ji
YWYuting WANG
Yuting WANG
XWXin Wang
Xin Wang
CZChangxiao Zhao
Changxiao Zhao
KWKejie Wang
Kejie Wang

1 January 2025 in Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures
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WTWeijian Tang
Weijian Tang
CJChong Ji
Chong Ji
YWYuting WANG
Yuting WANG
XWXin Wang
Xin Wang
CZChangxiao Zhao
Changxiao Zhao
HQHuanyu Qian
Huanyu Qian
The penetration and reaming performance of a toroidal explosively formed projectile (TEFP) warhead with a charge diameter (D) of 56 mm was investigated when it was used to penetrate Q235 steel targets that were 10 mm thick at different stand-off distances (h). Thought the experimental and numerical result, the formation and penetration mechanisms of TEFP was revealed, and the differences between the radial and axial velocities in various portions of the TEFP were the primary causes of the TEFP expansion and rupture. When the TEFP tail has not completely ruptured and detached (h < 2.14D), TEFP has a strong penetration ability, resulting in TEFP perforating the target plate. The perforation process included three phases: pit opening, plastic hole expansion, and shear-block formation; these phases had average energy consumption ratios of 26.0%, 56.8%, and 17.2%, respectively. Finally, a method of evaluating the perforation and reaming capability of the TEFP was developed and used to identify the optimal stand-off distance, h0 = 1.96D, which produced a penetration hole with a diameter of 1.875D.