A Study on Optimizing Design of Trajectory for Glide Extended-Range Projectile
Cao Hong-ji
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Cao Hong-ji
Abstract
An optimizing design of sliding extended-range is researched. The gliding extended range projectile model is established. The whole ballistic include ballistic period and sliding period. Different methods are used to optimize paragraphs ballistic. The whole ballistic achieves the optimal. Taking someone glide extended-range projectile as study object,the design of trajectory is achieved maximum extendedrange. The conclusion of this study is conducive to the design of gliding extended-range projectiles in future.
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An optimizing design of sliding extended-range is researched. The gliding extended range projectile model is established. The whole ballistic include ballistic period and sliding period. Different methods are used to optimize paragraphs ballistic. The whole ballistic achieves the optimal. Taking someone glide extended-range projectile as study object,the design of trajectory is achieved maximum extendedrange. The conclusion of this study is conducive to the design of gliding extended-range projectiles in future.
Key concepts: Projectile, Trajectory, Range (aeronautics), Trajectory of a projectile, Research Object, Range of a projectile, Aerospace engineering, Ballistics