Simulations of the Anti-Torpedo Tactic of the Conventional Submarine Using Decoys and Jammers

Kai Zhan; Bo Yu; Jing Wang

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.65.165

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Simulations of the Anti-Torpedo Tactic of the Conventional Submarine Using Decoys and Jammers

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The conventional submarine has the disadvantages of not-so-fast evasive speed, and the limited capability of torpedo countermeasure systems. There are two types of countermeasures: decoys and jammers.A successful anti-torpedo tactic should consist of the deployment of mixed decoys and jammers and the coordination with the submarine’s maneuver. This paper would like to discuss the anti-torpedo tactics from the classical viewpoint A simulation scenario is implemented in order to study the interaction among the submarine, torpedo,decoy and jammers.After applying the evolutionary algorithm, it is interesting to discover some points about anti-torpedo tactics using a mix of decoys and jammers that would make a significant contribution to the survivability of submarine in the torpedoes engagement scenario.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 65)

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June 2011

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Kai Zhan, Bo Yu, Jing Wang

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Anti-Torpedo Tactic, Decoy, Jammer, Submarines

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