Simulation and Research on Safety Testing of Driving Artillery

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As it is dangerous to implement a physical test for studying the influence of internal supporter tire to the performance of artillery towing, we carried out virtual experiments to study its dynamic behavior based on PRO/E. Based on the force analysis of tire structure, the calculation of forces are specified. We constructed the finite element model of tire and achieved its diagram of stress distribution in the later simulation. With the software Recurdyn, we analyzed the marching behavior of internal supporter tire at different speeds, and compared with that of conventional pneumatic tire. The experiment result shows that as the internal supporter tire has a reasonable structure, its stress is well-distributed. The sidepartial acceleration can be apparently affected by speed. The internal supporter tire has a better performance than conventional pneumatic tire. Our study lays a theoretical foundation for the application of the internal supporter tire.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 753-755)

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2273-2276

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August 2013

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