[Objectives] The shipboards of large surface ships are greatly threatened by anti-ship weapons, and a multicamerate defense structure (MDS) is usually established to ensure the safety of important internal cabins. In this paper, the dispersion effect of fragment-induced shockwaves in an MDS liquid tank is studied. [Methods]First, the elemental experiment of a miniature liquid tank struck by fragments is conducted, through which the free field pressure, etc. of typical positions in the tank are obtained. The numerical method used in this paper is then validated on the basis of the experimental results and the dispersion effects in a full-scale MDS liquid tank are analyzed. [Results] It is found that the amplitude and impulses of shockwaves in a liquid tank satisfy the exponential attenuation law as the spatial position changes. [Conclusions] The findings of this paper can provide useful references for the optimal design of MDS.


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    Title :

    Dispersion effect of fragment-induced shockwave in liquid tank


    Contributors:
    ZHAO Yanjie (author) / WANG Jun (author) / HAO Yi (author) / ZHANG Lunping (author) / LIU Jianhu (author)


    Publication date :

    2018




    Type of media :

    Article (Journal)


    Type of material :

    Electronic Resource


    Language :

    Unknown




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