The effect of friction on the shanks of rigid projectiles penetrating concrete targets

Rosenberg, Z.; Vayig, Y.

doi:10.1016/j.ijimpeng.2021.103926

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“…One point should be mentioned is the effect of friction on the penetration depth. As concluded by Rosenberg [ 29 , 30 ], the effect of friction on the shanks of rigid sharp-nosed projectiles can be neglected for the deep penetration of the metal and concrete targets. Thus, it can be inferred that the friction of the projectile nose mainly affects the penetration depth.…”

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A semi-empirical formula based on a modified general penetration resistance for predicting the motion of the rigid projectile

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Penetration mechanics of rigid projectiles impacting metallic and concrete targets—A summary of our work

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The physical mechanisms operating during the penetration and perforation of metallic and concrete targets by rigid projectiles are reviewed in this paper. The review covers our approach to these phenomena, as detailed in several papers that were published during the last decade. This approach is based on experimental data and their numerical simulations, through which we constructed analytical expressions for the penetration depths and the ballistic limit velocities of the corresponding projectile/target pairs. This review article will benefit researchers in the terminal ballistics community because it presents a full picture of our approach to the subject, and it also outlines the development in our thinking over the years.

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The effect of friction on the shanks of rigid projectiles penetrating concrete targets

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References 18 publications

A semi-empirical formula based on a modified general penetration resistance for predicting the motion of the rigid projectile

A semi-empirical formula based on a modified general penetration resistance for predicting the motion of the rigid projectile

Heating patterns and temperature distribution of projectile surface in lunar regolith penetration

Penetration mechanics of rigid projectiles impacting metallic and concrete targets—A summary of our work

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