Fragmentation Characteristics and Damage Capacity of Radial Layered PELE

Abstract

PELE (the Penetrator with Enhanced Lateral Effect) produces a large number of fragments after penetrating metal target plate, which can damage the high-value targets behind the shield plate in a large area. However, when facing the multilayer spaced metal shield plates, it is difficult to penetrate them and damage the targets behind them due to the limited penetration ability of the fragments. Radial layered PELE was designed for damaging multi-layer spaced metal plates. The experiment and numerical simulation were carried out to study the deformation and fragmentation of the penetrator after penetrating 2A12 aluminum alloy or Q235 steel target plate at different velocities, as well as the damage to the witness plates after penetrating the main target plates. The results show that the fragmentation of PELE increases with the increase of impact velocity. At the same impact velocity and the same thickness of metal target plate, compared with penetrating the 2A12 aluminum alloy target plate, radial layered PELE is deformed and broken to a greater extent, resulting in heavier damage to the witness plates when penetrating the Q235 steel target plate. In the process of penetrating multi-layer metal target plates, the outer jacket of radial layered PELE is gradually broken to form a large number of flying fragments, but the inner jacket is difficult to deform and break, resulting in the strong penetration ability of the penetrator. Therefore, radial layered PELE has better penetration and damage capacity than non layered PELE.

A 6-connected {Cu2O5 )} cluster-based metal-organic framework based on tetrabromoterephthalate: synthesis, crystal structure and fluorescent properties

“…To the best of our ability, these are found 141 Cu-based 1,4-benzenedicarboxyate CPs hits in search of the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD), but there are few crystal structure reports on Cu-based R 4 -benzenedicarboxyate complexes (40 hits) in the CSD, i.e. tetra uoroterephthalate (18 hits) [1,[10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23], tetrachloroterephthalate (8 hits) [24][25][26][27], tetrabromoterephthalate (9 hits) [28][29][30][31][32][33][34], and especially tetraiodoterephthalate (5 hits) [35,36], respectively. Tetrabromoterephthalate (H 2 TBA), like 1,4-BDC, is also utilized as the linker to form open frameworks.…”