Abstract:
Acceleration of projectiles in ballistic devices by means of high-rate extrusion of polyethylene through a conical nozzle is experimentally and theoretically studied. Quasi-one-dimensional gas-dynamic model of a polydisperse mixture of gas and powder particles and a viscoplastic model of a deformed piston are used. The results of numerical simulation of the process under study and the results of a series of shots from a powder ballistic device are given. The influence of the geometry of a conical transition and input velocity of the deformed body on the output velocity of a projectile is experimentally investigated.
Citation:
N. V. Bykov, A. S. Karneichik, A. A. Makarov, M. S. Tovarnov, “High-rate extrustion of polyethylene in the acceleration of projectiles in ballistic devices”, Prikl. Mekh. Tekh. Fiz., 60:4 (2019), 206–216; J. Appl. Mech. Tech. Phys., 60:4 (2019), 768–776
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