Numerical Simulation of Twin EFPs Passing through Water

Haifu Wang; Xiangrong Li; Shunshan Feng

Numerical Simulation of Twin EFPs Passing through Water

Haifu Wang^*, Xiangrong Li, Shunshan Feng

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Beijing Institute of Technology

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Numerical simulation was carried out using AUTODYN 2D code to study the penetration behavior of cylindrical projectile and twin EFPs passing through water. The calculated results show that optimal initial velocity encountering the water is about 1000-1300m/s and 1500-1800m/s for tantalum and steel projectiles, respectively. One single charge with a double liner composed of a front steel liner and a rear aluminum liner can produce twin EFPs with tandem effect. In order to avoid any early interaction between two EFPs during the craterization phase of the precursor EFP, the velocity difference between precursor steel EFP and following aluminum EFP is about 300-400 m/s.

源语言	英语
页	780-783
页数	4
出版状态	已出版 - 2003
活动	Proceedings of the 2003 International Autumn Seminar on Propellants, Explosives and Pyrotechnics (2003 IASPEP) - Theory and Practice of Energetic Materials - Guilin, 中国期限: 15 10月 2003 → 18 10月 2003

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会议	Proceedings of the 2003 International Autumn Seminar on Propellants, Explosives and Pyrotechnics (2003 IASPEP) - Theory and Practice of Energetic Materials
国家/地区	中国
市	Guilin
时期	15/10/03 → 18/10/03

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