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  • Ciencia de Materiales
  • Dinámica de Impacto

Sus antecedentes:

  • Los sistemas de protección se enfrentan a desafíos por las ondas de choque combinadas y los fragmentos de alta velocidad.
  • Los métodos experimentales existentes carecen de un análisis sistemático de los efectos de la geometría del fragmento y la densidad de la espuma en el daño.
  • Necesidad de diseños de proyectiles avanzados para simular escenarios de carga explosiva complejos.

Objetivo del estudio:

  • Investigar los mecanismos de daño sinérgicos de las ondas de choque explosivas combinadas y los fragmentos de alta velocidad.
  • Analizar la influencia del diseño del proyectil compuesto, específicamente la forma del fragmento y la densidad de la espuma de gradiente, en la integridad estructural.
  • Desarrollar y validar modelos de elementos finitos para simular estos complejos eventos de impacto.

Principales métodos:

  • Desarrollo de proyectiles compuestos novedosos con espuma de aluminio de gradiente y formas de fragmentos rígidos variadas (cilíndricas, hemisféricas, cónicas truncadas).
  • Creación y validación de modelos de elementos finitos frente a datos experimentales.
  • Análisis sistemático de los impactos de la forma del fragmento, la profundidad de incrustación, la secuencia de carga y el gradiente de densidad de la espuma.

Principales resultados:

  • La geometría del fragmento altera significativamente la distribución del estrés y los modos de falla en las placas objetivo.
  • Los fragmentos hemisféricos causan estrés concentrado y penetración temprana, disminuyendo el efecto de carga combinada.
  • La densidad de la espuma de gradiente controla los perfiles de fuerza de contacto, con extremos frontales más densos que producen fuerzas iniciales más altas y duraciones más cortas.

Conclusiones:

  • Los proyectiles compuestos de gradiente ofrecen una simulación más realista de las condiciones de carga explosiva.
  • La comprensión de los efectos de la forma del fragmento y la densidad de la espuma es crucial para optimizar el diseño del proyectil.
  • Los hallazgos proporcionan información para mejorar la resistencia al impacto de los sistemas de protección.