ZHAO Hairui, SHI Yao, PAN Guang, et al. Impact load and deformation characteristics of a vehicle with different shell thickness during high-speed water entry[J]. 2024, 42(2): 111-125.
ZHAO Hairui, SHI Yao, PAN Guang, et al. Impact load and deformation characteristics of a vehicle with different shell thickness during high-speed water entry[J]. 2024, 42(2): 111-125.DOI: 10.7638/kqdlxxb-2023.0120.
Impact load and deformation characteristics of a vehicle with different shell thickness during high-speed water entry
The vehicles’ shell can generate large deformation during the process of high-speed water entry
which will cause impact and compression damage to the internal instruments. This study
based on the S-ALE method
investigates the correlation between the impact load and the shell deformation
obtains the deformation modes
and analyzes the influence of shell thickness on the deformati
on. The results show that
large inner concave deformation of the shell increases the normal load of the vehicle. Although the duration time of the peak load is in a millisecond level
it contributes significantly to the deformation of the shell. When the water entry speed is low
the shell deformation is dominant by elastic modes
and the deformation zone continuously switches between the concave and convex modes. The structure suppresses deformation mainly by reducing the duration time of the peak load with the increase of the shell thickness. When the water-entry speed is high
the shell deformation is dominant by plastic modes
with the concave area
stretching area
and curling compression area appearing in sequence. As the deformation becomes larger
the stretching area continues to expand whereas the curling compression area continues to move backwards. The inner concave deformation
influenced by the oblique water entry
deviates towards the
y
+
direction
while the curl compression area exhibits S-shaped curl pairs for small shell thickness. The structure suppresses deformation mainly by reducing the peak value of the load when increasing the shell thickness. The superposition effect of the elastic strain and the plastic strain is the inherent reason for the asymmetry of the concave deformation of the vehicle during oblique water-entry. Under constant impact energy
increasing the shell thickness enhances the energy absorption capacity of the inner concave shell
reducing the stretching and curling compression deformation
which is the internal mechanism for the total deformation reduction with the shell thickness increase. The water entry load and deformation results obtained in this study can provide reference and support for research in related fields.
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