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兵工学报 ›› 2025, Vol. 46 ›› Issue (10): 250200-.doi: 10.12382/bgxb.2025.0200

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轻型遥控武器站多工况力学特性及射击扰动

王云龙, 赵正媛, 吴志林*(), 李忠新**()   

  1. 南京理工大学 机械工程学院, 江苏 南京 210094

Mechanical Characteristics and Firing Disturbance of a Lightweight Remote-Controlled Weapon Station Under Multi-Condition Operations

WANG Yunlong, ZHAO Zhengyuan, WU Zhilin*(), LI Zhongxin**()   

  1. School of Mechanical Engineering, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing 210094, Jiangsu, China
  • Received:2025-03-21 Online:2025-11-05

摘要: 为提升轻型遥控武器站的精确打击能力与环境适应性,需要对发射载荷作用下武器站的力学特性及射击扰动进行研究,选取某小口径突击步枪为研究对象,在与之匹配的轻型遥控武器站结构基础上,借助ADAMS-Simulink联合仿真,构建了系统的刚柔耦合发射动力学模型,并就单、连发两种工况下系统的射击过程进行了仿真分析;此外,基于仿真结果对遥控武器站装夹模块进行了优化,在武器与装夹结构之间引入了缓冲器,并对优化前后的系统进行了实弹试验验证。结果表明:在单发射击工况下,枪弹发射至电机首次冲击力矩峰值的响应时间在35ms内,且方向电机受冲击更为显著,峰值达182.98N·m; 在连发射击中,残余能量与新一发冲击载荷耦合使电机力矩振荡幅值突增约50%;此外武器自身的射频不稳定性也对射击扰动产生影响。仿真结果与实弹试验结果吻合较好,验证了刚柔耦合发射动力学模型建模的准确性。通过引入缓冲器,可显著降低电机所受冲击力矩和射击扰动,五发连发下的百米半数散布圆半径降低45.8%,显著提升了射击密集度与系统射击精度。

关键词: 遥控武器站, 动力学仿真, 刚柔耦合, 力学特性, 射击扰动

Abstract:

To enhance the precision strike capability and environmental adaptability of lightweight remote-controlled weapon stations (RCWS), it is essential to study the mechanical characteristics and firing disturbances of the weapon station under firing loads. This research selects a small-caliber assault rifle as the study object. Based on the structure of a matched lightweight RCWS, a rigid-flexible coupled firing dynamics model of the system is established using ADAMS-Simulink co-simulation. The firing process under both single-shot and burst-fire conditions is simulated and analyzed. Furthermore, based on the simulation results, the clamping module of the RCWS is optimized by introducing a buffer between the weapon and the clamping structure. Live-fire tests are conducted to validate the system before and after optimization. The results show that under single-shot conditions, the response time from bullet ignition to the first peak impact torque on the motor is within 35ms, with the directional motor experiencing more significant impacts, reaching a peak torque of 182.98N·m. During burst fire, the coupling of residual energy and new impact loads causes a sudden increase of approximately 50% in the motor torque oscillation amplitude. Additionally, the inherent firing rate instability of the weapon also affects firing disturbances. The simulation results align well with live-fire test data, verifying the accuracy of the rigid-flexible coupled firing dynamics model. By introducing the buffer, the impact torque on the motor and firing disturbances are significantly reduced, with the 100-meter half-group dispersion radius decreasing by 45.8% in a five-round burst, markedly improving firing density and system accuracy.

Key words: remote-controlled weapon stations, dynamic simulation, rigid-flexible coupling, mechanical characteristics, firing disturbances