Voxel and Finite Element Analysis Models for Ballistic Impact on Ceramic-polymer Composite Panels

Сапожников, С. Б.; Shchurova, E. I.

doi:10.1016/j.proeng.2017.10.457

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“…Another important design problem is to develop the most adequate FE models of composite matrix and filler materials [11][12][13]. Earlier author, as well as other researchers, has used rather complex material models, such as Johnson-Holmquist model for ceramics and toughened adhesive polymer model for polymer [14,15]. Generally, such selection is rational, especially for ceramics as it destructs under cracks nucleation and influence of matrix-particle interface properties [16].…”

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Voxel and Finite Element Modeling of the Ceramic–Polymer Composite Panel for Ballistic Impact Description

Shchurova

2018

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Industrial Engineering

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Orbital object protection against micrometeorites and orbital garbage may be realized using flexible protective panels made of polymer matrix and ceramic grains. The best protection may be performed using grains of optimal size, specific grains volume content, and appropriate materials. In the view of this, development of parametric FE models with changeable parameters is an actual problem. The adequate description of a panel composite structure is an important modeling item. Composite micro-modeling with the description of each ceramic grain provides the most adequate results. Grains scanning and following image rasterization are used to describe a composite structure instead of abstract grains modeling. The application of voxel modeling and set algebra provides the modeling of an arbitrary composite structure. Plastic kinematic material model is used as a rather simple and adequate to minify computational complexity. Model parameters have been selected using experimental data and applied to describe penetrator impact on composite panel. The research has proved the feasibility of such modeling procedure.

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Voxel and Finite Element Modeling of the Ceramic–Polymer Composite Panel for Ballistic Impact Description

Shchurova

2018

Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Industrial Engineering

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A Comparative Study of Mesh-Free Radial Point Interpolation Method and Moving Least Squares Method-Based Error Estimation in Elastic Finite Element Analysis

Ahmed

2019

Arab J Sci Eng

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FE coupled to SPH numerical model for the simulation of high-velocity impact on ceramic based ballistic shields

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Manes

2020

Ceramics International

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Voxel and Finite Element Analysis Models for Ballistic Impact on Ceramic-polymer Composite Panels

Cited by 7 publications

References 8 publications

Voxel and Finite Element Modeling of the Ceramic–Polymer Composite Panel for Ballistic Impact Description

Voxel and Finite Element Modeling of the Ceramic–Polymer Composite Panel for Ballistic Impact Description

A Comparative Study of Mesh-Free Radial Point Interpolation Method and Moving Least Squares Method-Based Error Estimation in Elastic Finite Element Analysis

FE coupled to SPH numerical model for the simulation of high-velocity impact on ceramic based ballistic shields

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