Research on Kill Limits of Antiaircraft Artillery Weapon System
Yang Jian
Abstract
Yang Jian
Abstract
Based on the analysis of artillery firing and from the perspective of full track kill probability,the thesis put forward the definition about kill limit of antiaircraft artillery weapon system.The some confusing concepts in the demonstration of how to join missile and artillery firepower range are corrected.The more reasonable connection rules are presented.The requirements of the rules are as follows: 1)The kill probability of missile system in its kill area matches full track kill probability of artillery system in its kill limit.2) The near range of kill area of missile system overlaps with the kill limit of artillery as possibly as it can.The rules presented in the paper are more reasonable and can be applied to such areas as missile-artillery integration demonstration and firepower distribution modeling.
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Based on the analysis of artillery firing and from the perspective of full track kill probability,the thesis put forward the definition about kill limit of antiaircraft artillery weapon system.The some confusing concepts in the demonstration of how to join missile and artillery firepower range are corrected.The more reasonable connection rules are presented.The requirements of the rules are as follows: 1)The kill probability of missile system in its kill area matches full track kill probability of artillery system in its kill limit.2) The near range of kill area of missile system overlaps with the kill limit of artillery as possibly as it can.The rules presented in the paper are more reasonable and can be applied to such areas as missile-artillery integration demonstration and firepower distribution modeling.
Key concepts: Artillery, Firepower, Missile, Weapon system, Aeronautics, Engineering, Limit (mathematics), Range (aeronautics)