Bücking, P.W.P.W.Bücking2022-03-022022-03-021990https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/178146In two-dimensional dynamic problems the distribution of computed values should not only be documented in time history curves or spatial snapshots, which are needed for direct data access, but as well as perspective 3D-plots of distribution at different times. This will give a more thorough understanding of complex interactions in wave propagation problems. The following examples are shown: 1) acceleration waves in a blastloaded steel plate 2) separation of air shock (TNT explosion, density plots) 3) 3D-Mach stem and slip line (shock reflection at wedge, density) 4) shock interaction with structure (re-, defraction, Mach-disk).de3DAusbreitungDarstellungdistributioninteractionplotpropagationshockStoßwellestructureStrukturVerteilungwaveWechselwirkungWelle620book article