基于Petri网的装备维修过程建模与AnyLogic仿真

针对装备维修重修复质量、轻过程质量,导致效率不高、浪费较重、缺乏过程管控等问题,建立了装备维修过程库所/变迁网模型和着色时间Petri网模型,给出了装备维修过程动态性、随机性、时间性描述,提出了不同修理技能人员工序完成时间的计算方法,运用AnyLogic软件进行了装备维修过程仿真,得出了不同人员组合所对应的不同维修时间和工序返工情况,为维修过程优化与验证提供了一种思路。     

轮式装甲车辆的几何通过性建模与仿真

介绍了轮式装甲车辆通过障碍物的规则,分析了几何障碍物属性和通过判断条件,针对几何障碍物属性,提出了几何障碍物的通过算法,建立了几何通过性模型。采用VC＋＋编程对模型进行了仿真,通过仿真实验验证了算法和模型的可行性。     

差动式快开阀开阀过程动力学分析与仿真

以电磁阀为先导阀,自力式差压控制的快开阀用于模拟产生管线发生破裂时的瞬间泄露工况,在设计时间内快速、稳定的开启是该阀研制的关键技术难点.分析了差动式快开阀的机构及开启原理,以流体力学基本理论为基础,建立了压降随开度变化的关系,完成了阀门开启过程动力学分析与仿真计算,得到了不同阀门开度下的开启时间、速度及加速度,阀芯运动...     

陆军作战复杂系统ABMS机理研究

研究陆军作战复杂系统,需要解决两个不可回避的基本问题。一是怎样利用复杂性理论研究陆军作战系统的复杂性,即怎样借鉴复杂性理论构建复杂性思维模式。要解决这个问题,首先必须弄清复杂性理论概念的核心原理。二是在复杂性思维模式下,怎样进行陆军作战复杂系统的ABMS。要解决这个问题,首先必须弄清陆军作战复杂系统ABMS的机理所在。就这两个问题,在研究复杂性理论概念核心原理的基础上,构建了复杂性思维模式框架——复杂性分析二维结构,并由此探索了陆军作战复杂系统ABMS的机理:二维结构、"四个要素"、基本过程和陆战Agent模型框架,为陆军作战复杂系统的ABMS奠定了基础。     

面源红外干扰弹对抗红外成像制导导弹的仿真研究

为验证机载面源红外干扰弹干扰效果,通过分析红外成像制导导弹和面源红外干扰弹的工作机理,建立面源红外干扰弹对红外成像制导导弹干扰的对空仿真系统。介绍系统内主要模型的实现方法,并结合具体的仿真试验场景进行仿真试验。结果表明,此系统能较好地仿真机载面源红外干扰弹对红外成像制导导弹的干扰过程,为进一步验证面源红外干扰弹干扰效果提供了技术实现基础。     

FLAMES仿真系统中目标毁伤仿真的实现

为了构建FLAMES中的目标毁伤仿真系统,在对FLAMES仿真系统体系结构分析的基础上,通过研究FLAMES中目标毁伤仿真的相关模型、函数及计算方法,归纳出目标毁伤仿真的实现流程。最后以飞机轰炸停机坪目标的毁伤计算为例,具体实现了FLAMES中的目标毁伤仿真。     

航空兵分队级战术模拟训练系统设计

针对航空兵部队训练急需,航空兵分队级战术模拟训练系统采用先进的分布/集中式系统结构,结合RTX实时操作系统、共享内存、动态连接库、GL Studio、Vega Prime等技术,以空军主战机型为仿真对象,对飞行、火控、航电等模块进行系统仿真,并针对航空兵部队在复杂电磁环境下空中作战的特点,结合红/蓝军指挥、演练管理、战场信息可视化等分系统,为飞行员提供了一个逼真的战术训练仿真平台。该系统能完成各种近似实战背景下的战术对抗训练并进行新战法研究。     

基于数据耕耘的探索性仿真实验框架研究

基于数据耕耘思想,设计了探索性仿真实验框架,并对框架中每个部分进行了简要探讨。基于数据耕耘的探索性仿真实验框架由乒乓式对抗推演预实验、单个仿真想定生成环、仿真想定空间运行环和仿真结果分析环四部分组成,通过将人的经验、智慧与计算机仿真手段相结合,在多次循环的过程中逐渐形成所需的军事决策建议或寻找感兴趣的战争规律。通过构建探索性仿真实验框架,能够将各种定量、定性分析方法整合起来,围绕实验目标实施探索性仿真实验。     

Numerical investigation of the shockwave overpressure fields of multi-sources FAE explosions

Shockwaves from fuel-air explosive (FAE) cloud explosions may cause significant casualties. The ground overpressure field is usually used to evaluate the damage range of explosion shockwaves. In this paper, a finite element model of multi-sources FAE explosion is established to simulate the process of multiple shockwaves propagation and interaction. The model is verified with the experimental data of a fourfold-source FAE explosion, with the total fuel mass of 340 kg. Simulation results show that the overpressure fields of multi-sources FAE explosions are different from that of the single-source. In the case of multi-sources, the overpressure fields are influenced significantly by source scattering distance and source number. Subsequently, damage ranges of overpressure under three different levels are calculated. Within a suitable source scattering distance, the damage range of multi-sources situation is greater than that of the single-source, under the same amount of total fuel mass. This research provides a basis for personnel shockwave protection from multi-sources FAE explosion.     

Force chains based mesoscale simulation on the dynamic response of Al-PTFE granular composites

Force chains based mesoscale simulation is conducted to investigate the response behavior of aluminum-polytetrafluoroethylene (Al-PTFE) granular composites under a low-velocity impact. A two-dimensional model followed the randomly normal distribution of real Al particles size is developed. The dynamic compressive process of Al-PTFE composites with varied Al mass fraction is simulated and validated against the experiments. The results indicate that, force chains behavior governed by the number and the size of agglomerated Al particles, significantly affects the impact response of the material. The failure mode of the material evolves from shear failure of matrix to debonding failure of particles with increasing density. A high crack area of the material is critical mechanism to arouse the initiation re-action. The damage maintained by force chains during large plastic strain builds up more local stresses concentration to enhance a possible reaction performance. In addition, simulation is performed with identical mass fraction but various Al size distribution to explore the effects of size centralization and dispersion on the mechanical properties of materials. It is found that smaller sized Al particle of com-posites are more preferred than its bulky material in ultimate strength. Increasing dispersed degree is facilitated to create stable force chains in samples with comparable particle number. The simulation studies provide further insights into the plastic deformation, failure mechanism, and possible energy release capacity for Al-PTFE composites, which is helpful for further design and application of reactive materials.