Underwater rotating body target low-target-strength appearance design method
An underwater rotation, target strength technology, applied in design optimization/simulation, constraint-based CAD, etc., can solve problems such as poor low frequency performance and weakening of rigid echoes
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[0032] Such as image 3 As shown, the low target strength shape design method of the 533 torpedo head includes the following steps:
[0033] S1: The initial shape of the head of the 533 torpedo is as follows Figure 4 As shown in (a), the initial 533 torpedo head shape is obtained by fitting as follows Figure 4 The specific function of the bus line type shown in (b) is z=-0.7(r / 0.27) 6 +0.35;
[0034] S2: The selected deviation function is an N-order Bernstein polynomial:
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[0036] Adding the initial bus line shape function and the deviation function is the designed bus line shape function:
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[0038] So as to obtain the target shape of the underwater rotating body after design;
[0039] S3: The volume of the original underwater target rotating body is V 0 =0.1202m 3 , the selected constraint condition is 85% V of the volume of the underwater target rotating body 0 ≤V≤115%V 0 , the gradient of the initial bus linear function The initial value o...
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