Simulation and Experiment for the Ogive Affecting PELE Broken Finite-Thickness Reinforced Concrete Targets

Xiao Jun Ye; Zhong Hua Du; Jun Chen; Ying Jun Cao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.184-185.668

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Simulation and Experiment for the Ogive Affecting PELE Broken Finite-Thickness Reinforced Concrete Targets

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In order to analyze the ogive effects PELE broken Finite-Thickness reinforced concrete (RC) targets, a variety of shape and materials ogive for PELE penetration 24 millimeters RC targets was analyzed using numerical simulation by LS-DYNA 3D finite element analysis software, the simulation results show that the PELE projectiles with a hollow cone shape and phenolic resin material ogive have better effect of broken RC. And the simulation model for the real experiment, the test results and simulation results agreed well, the simulation calculation model and parameters for PELE is credible, which can provide useful reference for design.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 184-185)

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668-671

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June 2012

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Xiao Jun Ye, Zhong Hua Du, Jun Chen, Ying Jun Cao

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Broken, Experiment, Numerical Simulation, Ogive, PELE, Reinforced Concrete (RC)

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