Two Phase Flow Modeling of the Interior Ballistics for a Naval Medium Caliber Gun with Guided Projectile

Hazem Elsadek; Xiao Bing Zhang; Mahmod M. Rashad; Cheng Cheny

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.465-466.531

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Two Phase Flow Modeling of the Interior Ballistics for a Naval Medium Caliber Gun with Guided Projectile

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This paper discusses the two phase (gas/Particles) flow effect of interior ballistic performance in a 76 mm naval medium caliber gun with guided projectile, using granular seven-perforated propellant. The theoretical and numerical simulation of the two phase flow in the interior ballistic cycle is carried out by using MacCromack technique depending on the governing equations of the two phase flow. This simulation is considered to be helpful for the prediction of the interior ballistic parameters which are required for endurance of guided projectile. A good agreement between the simulation results compared to the experimental results is fulfilled. Keywords: Guided projectile, two phase flow modeling, Interior ballistic, Computational fluid dynamics.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 465-466)

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Hazem Elsadek, Xiao Bing Zhang*, Mahmod M. Rashad, Cheng Cheny

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Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD), Guided Projectile, Interior Ballistic, Two Phase Flow Modeling

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