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Acta Armamentarii ›› 2022, Vol. 43 ›› Issue (9): 2136-2142.doi: 10.12382/bgxb.2022.0456

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Research on the Ballistic Performance of Hybrid Structural Composites

LI Weiping, LONG Zhizhou, CHEN Junxian, ZHANG Hua, MA Tian   

  1. (Systems Engineering Institute, Academy of Military Science of PLA, Beijing 100010, China)
  • Online:2022-08-10

Abstract: In order to explore the influence of different hybrid structures on ballistic performance, according to the mechanical properties of aramid Ⅱ and aramid Ⅲ fibers, 7 kinds of composite materials with different hybrid ratios were designed and prepared, and each hybrid ratio had two layering sequences, i.e. aramid Ⅲ as a bullet-facing surface or a back surface. 1.1 g standard stimulating fragments and 51-type 7.62 mm lead-cored bullets were used to test the performance of composite materials with different hybrid structures, the effects of layup sequence and hybrid ratio, etc. on such as the impact resistance and the ballistic performance were studied. The results show that: under low-speed impact, with the increase of the content of aramid Ⅲ composite material, the maximum load time of the composite material of the hybrid structure decreases gradually, indicating that the aramid Ⅲ can absorb more energy during the same period of time; the aramid Ⅲ composite material is a bullet-facing surface or a back surface, and the ballistic limit v50 thereof increases with the increase of the aramid Ⅲ content, the trend is that the v50 at the beginning increase faster, and when the content of aramid Ⅲ exceeds 30wt%, the v50 increases significantly slower. When the content of aramid Ⅲ exceeds 70wt%, the v50 does not increase significantly. When the aramid Ⅲ composite material is located on the bullet-facing surface, the v50 of the composite material of the hybrid structure is higher, and this phenomenon is most obvious when the content of the aramid Ⅲ composite material is 30wt% to 70wt%. Meanwhile, the increase in the content of the aramid Ⅲ composite material is beneficial to reduce the deformation of the bulletproof helmet after being shot.

Key words: hybridstructure, compositematerials, aramidⅢ, layingsequence, ballisticperformance

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