Test method for near-field energy distribution characteristics of cylindrical charges
An energy distribution, cylindrical technology, applied in the direction of material explosiveness, etc., can solve problems such as error expansion, difficulty in ensuring the accuracy of impulse values, and inability to obtain near-field overpressure data of explosions, achieving the effect of small errors and convenient measurement.
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Embodiment 1
[0021] In order to measure the energy distribution law of the vertical section of the cylindrical charge under the condition of detonation at one end point, the test steps are as follows:
[0022] Step 1: Arrange the shooting range according to the schematic diagram. The test layout is as figure 1 As shown, the cylindrical bare powder column is B explosive with a density of 1.65g / cm 3 , the radius is 55mm, the length is 180mm, the aspect ratio is 1.64, and the mass is 2.8kg. The cylindrical charge is placed across the rack. Taking the symmetrical axis of the cylindrical charge as the dividing line, the distance from the center of the cylindrical charge on both sides is 0.8m (that is, 0.57m / kg 1 / 3 ) and 1.2m (ie 0.85m / kg 1 / 3 ) place 180° semi-circular brackets respectively. The size of the aluminum block is 5cm×10cm×10cm, placed vertically with a 5cm×10cm face facing the blast center, and densely distributed on the two semi-circular supports. Calibrate with a laser liner ...
Embodiment 2
[0028] In order to measure the energy distribution law of the vertical section of the cylindrical charge under the condition of central point detonation, the test steps are as follows:
[0029] Step 1: Arrange the shooting range according to the schematic diagram. The schematic diagram of the test layout is as figure 1 As shown, the cylindrical bare powder column is TNT explosive with a density of 1.65g / cm 3 , the radius is 45mm, the length is 180mm, the aspect ratio is 2, and the mass is 1.9kg. The cylindrical charge is placed across the rack. Taking the symmetrical axis of the cylindrical charge as the dividing line, the distance from the center of the cylindrical charge on both sides is 0.62m (that is, 0.5m / kg 1 / 3 ) and 1.5m (ie 1.2m / kg 1 / 3 ) place 180° semi-circular brackets respectively. The size of the aluminum block is 5cm×10cm×10cm, placed vertically with a 5cm×10cm face facing the blast center, and densely distributed on the two semi-circular supports. The cente...
Embodiment 3
[0035] In order to measure the law of energy distribution in the cross-section of the cylindrical charge under the condition of eccentric ±45° double-line detonation, the test steps are as follows:
[0036] Step 1: Arrange the shooting range according to the schematic diagram. The test layout is as figure 2 As shown, the cylindrical bare powder column is B explosive with a density of 1.65g / cm 3 , the radius is 46mm, the length is 138mm, the aspect ratio is 1.5, and the mass is 1.5kg. The cylindrical charge is placed vertically on the bomb rack. At a distance of 1.2m from the center of the cylindrical charge (ie 1.05m / kg 1 / 3 ) place a 360° ring bracket. The size of the aluminum block is 5cm×10cm×10cm, and it is placed vertically with the face of 5cm×10cm facing the blast center, densely distributed on the ring support. Calibrate with a laser liner so that the center of mass of the cylindrical charge and the center of mass of the aluminum block are at the same height, with...
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