IMPACTOFMULTILAYEREDEXPLOSIVECHARGEONA.ppt

* * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * IMPACT OF MULTILAYERED EXPLOSIVE CHARGE ON A RIGID WALL A.A. Shtertser Design Technology Branch of Lavrentyev Institute of Hydrodynamics SB RAS Tereshkovoi Str., 29, Novosibirsk, 630090, Russia asterzer@mail.ru EPNM -2010 HE are used in experimental investigation of high pressure effect on substance properties, in explosive working of materials (explosive welding, hardening, forming and so on) and in explosive cutting and demolition. As a rule HE charge is positioned in contact with any material or structure. At explosion high impulsive pressure is generated in treated material as high as tens and hundreds of kbar. It is often needed to estimate (even approximately) a pressure profile and total pressure impulse effecting the structure. This problem becomes more complicated if multilayered charge is used consisting of several layers of different HE. Generally speaking, this problem can be solved by numerical calculations with the use of computer. Nevertheless, use of physical models with simple and convenient formulas can give us fundamental understanding of processes running at explosive loading, In this presentation we offer the approach and formulas for estimation of pressure and impulse. This approach is based on known solutions taken from physics of explosion, on results of numerical calculations, and on certain physical considerations. Problem Statement EPNM -2010 Problem Statement The engineering formulas should be derived to estimate pressure and pulse (impact momentum) effecting the rigid wall at detonation of one- and multi-layered HE charge in one-dimension and two-dimension (plane) geometry. Rigid wall simulates any structural design which is subjected to HE impact. Compressibility of wall material can be considered additionally, and corrections to results of calculations can be made if it’s needed. Explosive is characterized by density ?е, detonation velo