Numerical Simulation on Crater Characteristics of Different Shape of Projectiles Hypervelocity Impact on Thick Plates
Xun Liu, Gai Fangfang
Abstract
Xun Liu, Gai Fangfang
Abstract
Hypervelocity impact by space debris can cause direct damage to spacecraft internal subsystem, and even lead to catastrophic failure of manned spacecraft. To research the crater characteristics of different shape of projectiles hypervelocity impact on semi infinite thick aluminum alloy plates, Lagrange and SPH (smoothed particle hydrodynamics) coupling method in AUTODYN is used. By analyzing the influence on crater characteristics by different impact velocity of spherical projectile, different ratio between length and diameter and different impact velocity of cylindrical projectile, we obtain the law of crater characteristics of the semi infinite thick plates. The research results have reference value and engineering application of guiding significance to the study of spacecraft space debris shield structure design.
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Hypervelocity impact by space debris can cause direct damage to spacecraft internal subsystem, and even lead to catastrophic failure of manned spacecraft. To research the crater characteristics of different shape of projectiles hypervelocity impact on semi infinite thick aluminum alloy plates, Lagrange and SPH (smoothed particle hydrodynamics) coupling method in AUTODYN is used. By analyzing the influence on crater characteristics by different impact velocity of spherical projectile, different ratio between length and diameter and different impact velocity of cylindrical projectile, we obtain the law of crater characteristics of the semi infinite thick plates. The research results have reference value and engineering application of guiding significance to the study of spacecraft space debris shield structure design.
Key concepts: Hypervelocity, Impact crater, Projectile, Geology, Aerospace engineering, Astrobiology, Materials science, Engineering