Numerical Simulation on Projectile Penetrating Wedge Concrete

Guo Ping Jiang; Shi Huan; Chu Jie Jiao; Wei Jun Tao

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.261-263.166

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Numerical Simulation on Projectile Penetrating Wedge Concrete

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The numerical simulation method has been used to projectile penetrating concrete for many years. However, most previous research work has concentrated on the cuboids concrete model. Very few studies have been conducted to investigate the penetration process of complex concrete model. In this paper, numerical simulations of laboratory tests are conducted to show the penetration process of wedge concrete model. A double scalar damage model based on the concept of continuum damage mechanics is applied to modeling the failure of concrete. In the numerical model of wedge concrete, the wedges with different angles are modeled.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 261-263)

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May 2011

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Guo Ping Jiang, Shi Huan, Chu Jie Jiao, Wei Jun Tao

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Concrete, High-Pressure Equation of State, Numerical Simulation, Penetration, Shock

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