Shaped charge penetration into high- and ultrahigh-strength Steel–Fiber reactive powder concrete targets

Experiments on shaped charge penetration into high and ultrahigh strength steel-fiber reactive powder concrete (RPC) targets were performed in this paper. Results show that the variation of penetration depth and crater diameter with concrete strength is different from that of shaped charge penetration into normal strength concrete (NSC). The crater diameter of RPC is smaller than that of NSC penetrated by the shaped charge. The jet particles are strongly disturbed and hardly reach the crater bottom because they pass through the narrow channel formed by jet penetration into the RPC. The effects of radial drift velocity and gap effects of jet particles for a shaped charge penetration into RPC target are discussed. Moreover, a theoretical model is presented to describe the penetration of shaped charge into RPC target. As the concrete strength increases, the penetration resistance increases and the entrance crater diameter decreases. Given the drift velocity and narrow crater channel, the low-velocity jet particles can hardly reach the crater bottom to increase the penetration depth. Moreover, the narrow channel has a stronger interference to the jet particles with increasing concrete strength; hence, the gap effects must be considered. The drift velocity and gap effects, which are the same as penetration resistance, also have significant effects during the process of shaped charge penetration into ultrahigh-strength concrete. The crater profiles are calculated through a theoretical model, and the results are in good agreement with the experiments.     

Real-time calculation of fragment velocity for cylindrical warheads

To simulate explosion fragments, it is necessary to predict many variables such as fragment velocity, size distribution and projection angle. For active protection systems these predictions need to be made very quickly, before the weapon hits the target. Fast predictions also need to be made in real time simulations when the impact of many different computer models need to be assessed. The research presented in this paper focuses on creating a fast and accurate estimate of one of these variables - the initial fragment velocity. The Gurney equation was the first equation to calculate initial fragment velocity. This equation, sometimes with modifications, is still used today where finite element analysis or complex mathematical approaches are considered too computationally expensive. This paper enhances and improves Breech’s two-dimensional Gurney equation using available empirical data and the principals of conservation of momentum and energy. The results are computationally quick, providing improved accuracy for estimating initial fragment velocity. This will allow the developed model to be available for real-time simulation and fast computation, with improved accuracy when compared to existing approaches.     

Parametric study of single confined fragment launch explosive device

In this article, parametric study of single confined fragment launch device was carried out. The configuration proposed was further studied to derive the empirical relationship for effect of fragment size, charge size, confinement thickness on fragment velocity. The simulations were carried out using ANSYS-AUTODYNE explicit solver. Fragment velocities were estimated as a function of different parametric combinations of explosive quantities, charge length to diameter ratio, fragment height to diameter ratio, confinement thickness, fragment material and fragment mass. The data was further converted to charge to metal ratio under fragment and confinement. It was observed that, increase in confinement thickness, charge quantity and decrease in fragment height increases the fragment velocity. It is also noted that, charge to metal mass ratio under fragment significantly affects the fragment velocity. At the end, an empirical relationship for fragment velocity interms of all these parameters was established. Using these relations, two velocities 1831.92 m/s and 2523.9 m/s required for NATO STANAG 4496 IM test were estimated. The design parameters for these velocities are presented. Also, the results estimated using the empirical relationship has been compared with published experimental data. Error in the predicted velocities is within the acceptable range. The empirical relationship proposed will be useful for finalization of design of the fragment launch device.     

基于BP神经网络的闭路制导改进方法

针对传统闭路制导方法中的制导方法误差,提出了一种根据"真实目标"进行制导的改进制导方法。采用BP神经网络逼近算法,推导建立预定关机点及落点坐标与需要速度间的映射关系,并装订上弹,使关机点附近对应每一个位置能够映射出相应的需要速度矢量。然后利用闭路制导关机及导引方法对导弹实施控制。通过仿真,该方法大大减小了制导方法误差,提高了导弹射击精度。     

电驱动履带车辆带约束广义预测速度控制

电传动履带车辆存在的参数非线性时变性强、惯量大,路面阻力容易受强扰动等特点,采用传统的PI控制容易产生较大的超调,降低暂态控制性能,传统的滑模控制算法难以克服常值扰动,消除稳态误差,易引起输出量剧烈抖振。针对上述问题,设计了广义预测速度控制器,结合电机饱和特性,对控制量进行了约束。仿真实验表明,所设计的控制算法能够克服系统参数非线性时变、路面扰动因素的影响,且跟踪准、响应快、超调小。     

基于速度障碍的无人机避免机动障碍物问题

针对无人机避免机动障碍物的问题,应用速度障碍法,在充分考虑障碍物可达范围和无人机最大机动能力的基础上,将问题空间转换到了速度空间,然后以速度障碍的边界条件替代速度障碍的整体范围约束,这样得到了速度障碍的简单表达形式。最后结合最优控制,在速度空间解决了无人机避免障碍物的问题,并直接求解出了合适的速度输出。仿真结果表明方法切实可行。     

收发深度变化对浅海混响的影响研究*

海洋中,由于种种原因可能造成声呐发射深度或接收深度发生变化,针对这一问题,研究了水听器的晃动给混响强度带来的影响.在波束位移射线简正波理论的基础上推导了浅海混响模型,仿真比较了负跃层浅海情况发射深度或接收深度上下变化1m时(小幅度变化)的混响衰减曲线,结果表明发射深度或接收深度上下变化Im时对混响衰减曲线的影响不大.可以认为水听器小幅度晃动时浅海混响相对于声源深度及接收深度是稳定的.     

某型飞机短周期模态特性分析

对纵向短周期模态方程进行了推导和简化,分析了短周期模态的成因和影响的因素,以某型飞机为例计算了本体的短周期模态参数变化规律,分析了其不足,并提出改进方法并进行了计算验证,得到了较好的结果。     

牵顶伞对大型降落伞抽打现象的作用

对某大型降落伞系统的拉直过程进行多阶段、多有限段和多自由度的动力学建模。通过仿真研究了牵顶伞和剥离带等改进措施对主伞拉直后伞衣抽打现象影响,重点分析比较了带与不带牵顶伞时伞衣位形、抽打速度、偏离距离等参数的变化,分析结果可为大型降落伞的工程设计、改进和使用提供理论支持。     

空气阻力对排球正面上手发球水平方向飞行距离的影响实验分析

该文以体院排球普修课男生为对象,通过高速摄影方法,对"空气阻力对正面上手发球水平方向飞行距离的影响"这一问题进行了实验研究.初步揭示了当击球高度,击球角度和击球初速度等条件一定的情况下同,正面上手发球在水平方向飞行的理论距离与实际距离的差值规律.