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Acta Armamentarii ›› 2023, Vol. 44 ›› Issue (3): 656-669.doi: 10.2382/bgxb.2022.0834

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High-Speed Impact Engraving Characteristics of Cased Telescoped Ammunition

SHI Junfei1(), QIAN Linfang1,2(), CHEN Hongbin1(), FU Jiawei1()   

  1. 1 School of Mechanical Engineering, Nanjing University of Science and Technology, Nanjing 210094, Jiangsu, China
    2 Northwest Institute of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering, Xianyang, 712099, Shaanxi, China
  • Received:2022-09-15 Online:2022-10-26

Abstract:

To study the mechanical mechanism and motion law of the high speed impact engraving process of cased telescoped ammunition, the physical and mathematical interior ballistic models were analyzed and established with a 40mm caliber CTA gun as the research object, and the interior ballistic model was verified by live fire experiments. Considering the friction and contact characteristics between the interfaces, a high-speed impact engraving model was built by the FEM-SPH coupling algorithm, and the numerical solution of the interior ballistics was used as the boundary condition to obtain the change laws of the deformation of the rotating band, projectile motion, projectile attitude and engraving resistance by numerical calculations. The results showed that: the established ballistic model is accurate and reasonable; the initial velocity of the projectile at the bore was 78.2m/s; the entire engraving process can be divided into the decelerating and accelerating phases, and the projectile was in the quasi-static state between the two phases; during the decelerating engraving process, the projectile attitude changed periodically, and the amplitude of the oscillation angle decreased continuously; the oscillation angle increased rapidly during the accelerating engraving process; as the engraving was completed, the oscillation angle showed a decreasing trend; the engraving time was 2.65 ms and the projectile velocity was 73.92 m/s at the completion of engraving; the surface temperature of the rotating band during the engraving process was close to the melting point of the material; there were two "rise - fall" processes in the dynamic engraving resistance with the maximum engraving resistance of 95.288 kN, and the resistance decreased and stabilized at 10 kN at the moment of fully engraving.

Key words: cased telescoped ammunition, interior ballistic, impact engraving, FEM-SPH coupling algorithm, projectile attitude, engraving resistance