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Pei Jiang¹, Chenxi Wu¹, Xinyi Wang¹

¹Hubei Province Key Laboratory of Systems Science in Metallurgical Process, College of Science, Wuhan University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, 430065, China.

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まとめ

この要約は機械生成です。

本研究では、爆発衝撃をより良くシミュレートするために、多様な破片形状を持つ勾配複合材料飛翔体を導入する。破片の形状と発泡体の密度が保護システムの損傷にどのように影響するかを明らかにし、設計の改善に役立つ。

キーワード:

複合材料飛翔体破片勾配金属発泡体衝撃波

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科学分野:

機械工学
材料科学
衝撃力学

背景:

保護システムは、複合衝撃波と高速破片からの課題に直面している。
既存の実験方法では、損傷に対する破片の形状と発泡体の密度の影響の体系的な分析が不足している。
複雑な爆発荷重シナリオをシミュレートするための高度な飛翔体設計の必要性。

研究の目的:

複合衝撃波と高速破片の相乗的損傷メカニズムを調査する。
複合材料飛翔体の設計、特に破片の形状と勾配発泡体の密度が構造的完全性に与える影響を分析する。
これらの複雑な衝撃イベントをシミュレートするための有限要素モデルを開発および検証する。

主な方法:

勾配アルミニウム発泡体と多様な剛性破片形状（円筒形、半球形、截頭円錐形）を持つ新しい複合材料飛翔体の開発。
実験データに対する有限要素モデルの作成と検証。
破片の形状、埋め込み深さ、荷重シーケンス、および発泡体の密度勾配の影響の体系的な分析。

主要な成果:

破片の形状は、ターゲットプレートの応力分布と破壊モードを著しく変化させる。
半球状の破片は、集中応力を引き起こし、早期の貫通につながり、複合荷重効果を低下させる。
勾配発泡体の密度は、接触力プロファイルを制御し、前面の密度が高いほど、初期力が高く、持続時間が短くなる。

結論:

勾配複合材料飛翔体は、爆発荷重条件のより現実的なシミュレーションを提供する。
破片の形状と発泡体の密度の影響を理解することは、飛翔体設計の最適化にとって重要である。
本研究の結果は、保護システムの耐衝撃性を向上させるための洞察を提供する。