Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Multilayer Mine Protection

Jaroslav Buchar; Radek Řídký; Martina Drdlová; Jan Trnka

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.732.49

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Numerical and Experimental Analysis of Multilayer Mine Protection

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An interaction of the blast pressure wave after detonation of a blast mine under the multilayer mine protection mounted on a military vehicle is described in this project. The main focus was applied to absorbing capability of the multilayer sandwich. Results from numerical simulations were compared with experimental tests. The test procedure is provided according to STANAG 4569/AEP-55 standard with threat level 3B. The main goal of this project was to develop a multilayer armor that is able to protect a typical military vehicle against the 8 kg TNT blast mine.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 732)

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Jaroslav Buchar*, Radek Řídký, Martina Drdlová, Jan Trnka

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Blast Load, Constitutive Equation, Mine Protection, Numerical Solution

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