NUMERICAL SIMULATION OF IMPACT EFFECT EXPERIMENT OF PROJECTILES
Tang De-gao
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Tang De-gao
Abstract
In order to extend the achievements of the model experiment,the work conditions of projectiles impacting on concrete with corundum-boulder matrix targets were simulated by the non-linear finite element software ANSYS/LS-DYNA. The numerical simulation reveals well the physical process of experimental at damage, inclading the crater formation, the back scabbing and the crack occurring in concrete targets, the corundum-boulder splash in the impact site of the concrete with corundum-boulder matrix targets front, and the damage of projectiles impacting against corundum-boulder. The numerical calculation results of penetration depth and displacement and velocity time history of projectile tails are in good agreement with the high-speed camera test data.
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In order to extend the achievements of the model experiment,the work conditions of projectiles impacting on concrete with corundum-boulder matrix targets were simulated by the non-linear finite element software ANSYS/LS-DYNA. The numerical simulation reveals well the physical process of experimental at damage, inclading the crater formation, the back scabbing and the crack occurring in concrete targets, the corundum-boulder splash in the impact site of the concrete with corundum-boulder matrix targets front, and the damage of projectiles impacting against corundum-boulder. The numerical calculation results of penetration depth and displacement and velocity time history of projectile tails are in good agreement with the high-speed camera test data.
Key concepts: Projectile, Corundum, Impact crater, Splash, Computer simulation, Structural engineering, Displacement (psychology), Warhead