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Fig 1.

ATS containment structure.

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Fig 2.

Flowchart of ATS outer casing structure design for the trisection turbine wheel burst.

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Table 1.

J-C model material parameters of turbine wheel and containment ring.

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Fig 3.

Geometric size and finite element model of turbine wheel and containment ring.

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Fig 4.

Mesh of turbine wheel and containment ring.

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Fig 5.

Critical thickness determination method.

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Fig 6.

Process of the turbine wheel pieces impacting the containment ring with T = 8.35 mm.

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Fig 7.

Process of the turbine wheel pieces impacting the containment ring with T = 8.28 mm.

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Fig 8.

Deformation of the containment ring with T = 10 mm during the impact process.

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Fig 9.

Geometric size and finite element model of four components.

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Fig 10.

Mesh of four components.

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Table 2.

Two distances between the containment ring and outer casing.

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Fig 11.

Process for the trisection wheel burst with d1 = 5.5mm.

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Fig 12.

Process for the trisection wheel burst with d2 = 15.6mm.

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Fig 13.

Practicality picture of the turbine wheel and containment ring.

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Fig 14.

Containment test system.

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Fig 15.

Practicality picture of containment test.

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Fig 16.

Burst speed for two containment tests.

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Fig 17.

Process of the containment tests of the trisection wheel burst with d1 (5.5mm).

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Fig 18.

Process of the containment tests of the trisection wheel burst with d2 (15.6mm).

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Fig 19.

Damage condition of four components.

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Table 3.

Damage condition of two containment tests.

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