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    Experimental vs. FEA

    Plastic Deformation of ASTM A36 Steel Using Two-Stage Light Gas Gun

    Abstract

    This ongoing research is an

    attempt to study the plastic

    deformation of A36 steel plate(0.5 thick) under hypervelocity

    impact.

    Plastic deformation of the target

    plate was simulated using finite

    element software LS-DYNA.

    Projectile & Target Details

    Projectile: Lexan (5.60 mm

    diameter)Target: A36 steel plate (152.4 mmx 152.4 mm x 12.7 mm)

    Projectile penetrates into the targetmaterial and create deformation onthe other side.

    Numerical Development2D axisymmetric, smooth particlehydrodynamics (SPH) model inLS-DYNA.

    *MAT_JOHNSON_COOKmaterial card for plate and

    projectile.

    Gas Gun Facility

    Three major components pump

    tube, launch tube, drift tube.

    Hydrogen or, Helium gas

    accelerates 5.60 mm diameter

    projectile into a target chamber.

    Target plate is bolted to a frame in

    the target chamber.

    Lasers are used as trigger whichmeasures projectile travel time i.e.

    speed.

    A Multiplexed Photon Doppler

    Velocimetry (MPDV) is used to

    collect the shock data.

    Result

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    0 . 00 E +0 0 5 . 00 E -0 6 1 . 0 0E - 05 1 . 50 E -0 5 2 . 0 0E - 05 2 . 50 E -0 5 3 . 00 E -0 5 3 . 50 E -0 5 4 . 00 E -0 5

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    Time, s

    Velocity at the Probe Center

    Hydrogen Test

    Helium Test

    Acknowledgement

    This project is funded by NSTec,

    LLC SDRD Task 50.

    UNLV Team:

    Dr. Brendan OToole, Dr.

    Mohamed Trabia, Dr. Jagadeep

    Thota, Richard Jennings, DeepakSomasundaram

    NSTec Team:

    Robert Hixon, Steven Becker,

    Edward Daykin, Michael Pena,

    Tim Meehan

    Future Work

    Understanding the materialsmodel for high velocity impactsimulation.

    Analyzing impact data using 32-channel MPDV system.

    High speed imaging facility tounderstand the deformation

    behavior more precisely.

    PhD Student, Department of Mechanical Engineering

    University of Nevada, Las Vegas

    Email: [email protected]

    Shawoon K. Roy

    Propellant Velocity

    km/s

    Diameter

    mm

    Penetration

    mm

    Bulge

    mm

    Hydrogen 6.57 18.06 8.58 4.31

    Helium 5.34 17.01 6.32 2.32

    Objective

    To characterize material

    deformation in high velocity

    impact.

    To validate material models for

    computation simulation purposes.

    Gas Gun Experiment Schematic

    PropellantVelocity

    km/s

    Diameter

    mm

    Penetration

    mm

    Bulge

    mm

    Experiment

    6.57

    18.06 8.58 4.31

    FEA 18.18 6.52 3.09

    Experiment

    5.33

    17.01 6.32 2.32

    FEA 17.56 5.18 2.16

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    0.00E+00 2.00E-06 4.00E-06 6.00E-06 8.00E-06 1.00E-05 1.20E-05 1.40E-05 1.60E-05 1.80E-05 2.00E-05

    V,m/s

    Time, s

    Velocity Comparison

    Experiment #2

    Simulation #2