Study on Power Test and Assessment of the Missile Warhead
Xiujuan Gao, Wang Lin, You Qun Zhao, Xiaohui Li
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Xiujuan Gao, Wang Lin, You Qun Zhao, Xiaohui Li
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In order to assess tactical and technical index of a certain type of missile warhead, calculated warhead muzzle velocity and damage capacity for using of theoretical analysis. Combined with the results, design the new target emplaced scheme. To the particularity of warhead structure and measured data, combined with fragments scattering theory, made a valid assessment of the warhead flying characteristics with fragments scattering theory. The results show that the new target emplaced structures can be used for recording data of similar warhead and fragments scattered segments assessment results can be used for reacting scattering properties of such warheads objectively. KEYWORD: Missile warhead; fragment scattering properties; assessment; theoretical analysis 4th International Conference on Mechanical Materials and Manufacturing Engineering (MMME 2016) © 2016. The authors Published by Atlantis Press 855
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In order to assess tactical and technical index of a certain type of missile warhead, calculated warhead muzzle velocity and damage capacity for using of theoretical analysis. Combined with the results, design the new target emplaced scheme. To the particularity of warhead structure and measured data, combined with fragments scattering theory, made a valid assessment of the warhead flying characteristics with fragments scattering theory. The results show that the new target emplaced structures can be used for recording data of similar warhead and fragments scattered segments assessment results can be used for reacting scattering properties of such warheads objectively. KEYWORD: Missile warhead; fragment scattering properties; assessment; theoretical analysis 4th International Conference on Mechanical Materials and Manufacturing Engineering (MMME 2016) © 2016. The authors Published by Atlantis Press 855
Key concepts: Warhead, Missile, Computer science, Test (biology), Aerospace engineering, Reliability engineering, Engineering, Geology