The Influence of Hydrostatic Pressure on the Effects of Ring-stiffened Cylindrical Shells Subjected to Underwater Explosion
Ma Hui
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Ma Hui
Abstract
With finite element method,the influences caused by hydrostatic pressure to deformation and failure model of ring-stiffened cylindrical shells are analyzed.Considering cavitation and the coupling of solid and fluid,the structure responses caused by combination of underwater explosion and hydrostatic pressure are simulated through modeling shell structure and its outer water.By comparing failure modes of shell caused by UNDEX with and without outer hydrostatic pressure,their influences on loading effects are obtained.
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With finite element method,the influences caused by hydrostatic pressure to deformation and failure model of ring-stiffened cylindrical shells are analyzed.Considering cavitation and the coupling of solid and fluid,the structure responses caused by combination of underwater explosion and hydrostatic pressure are simulated through modeling shell structure and its outer water.By comparing failure modes of shell caused by UNDEX with and without outer hydrostatic pressure,their influences on loading effects are obtained.
Key concepts: Hydrostatic pressure, Underwater, Cavitation, Hydrostatic equilibrium, Shell (structure), Underwater explosion, Finite element method, Materials science