2015The Proceedings of the Materials and Mechanics ConferenceOpen access

OS1524-199 Penetration of High-velocity Projectile into Polycarbonate

Nobuaki Kawai, Yuma KURODA, Wataru Takemoto, Kazuyoshi Arai, Sunao Hasegawa, Eiichi Sato

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Hypervelocity impact experiments were performed on polycarbonate plates to investigate the penetrating dynamics of hypervelocity objects. The penetration behavior was observed using an ultra-high-speed video camera. The penetrating motion of projectile is analyzed by various penetration models. The penetration behavior of an intact sphere projectile is well described by the penetration model based on the spherical cavity expansion theory.

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Hypervelocity impact experiments were performed on polycarbonate plates to investigate the penetrating dynamics of hypervelocity objects. The penetration behavior was observed using an ultra-high-speed video camera. The penetrating motion of projectile is analyzed by various penetration models. The penetration behavior of an intact sphere projectile is well described by the penetration model based on the spherical cavity expansion theory.

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Hypervelocity impact experiments were performed on polycarbonate plates to investigate the penetrating dynamics of hypervelocity objects. The penetration behavior was observed using an ultra-high-speed video camera. The penetrating motion of projectile is analyzed by various penetration models. The penetration behavior of an intact sphere projectile is well described by the penetration model based on the spherical cavity expansion theory.

Key concepts: Hypervelocity, Projectile, Penetration (warfare), Polycarbonate, Materials science, Mechanics, Composite material, Physics

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