Combat stiffness of the launcher platform
Journal Title: Vojnotehnički glasnik - Year 2017, Vol 65, Issue 4
Abstract
Possible loads on a multiple rocket launcher have been systemized and analyzed. Based on the analysis of loads, a mathematical-mechanical model has been made to describe the stability of a MLR hit by a high explosive-fragmentation projectile (HE-FRAG) in a close range. The results give the dependency of the launcher stability on explosion proximity, its type and the explosive charge mass. The stability limit is determined by the force that can turn over the laucher and compromise the stability of projectiles inside. To simplify the given model, the kinetic energy is calculated for a projectile fragment that hits the launcher.
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Miloš Lazarević
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- DOI 10.5937/vojtehg65-14716
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