TESTING, MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF LINEAR AND CIRCULAR LINEAR SHAPED CHARGES

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In this thesis, testing, modelling, and simulation studies of the Linear Shaped Charge (LSC) and Circular Linear Shaped Charge (CLSC) are presented. CLSC is an alternative design to the Flexible Linear Shaped Charge (FLSC). It contains a copper liner and metal housing which are designed and produced by considering the target profile. Then, a molten explosive (PBX-110) is cured inside the copper and housing, so the CLSC production is completed. By following this production method, different LSC and CLSC configurations are produced and tested for different target geometries. For each configuration, parameters that affect the penetration efficiency are investigated. Sufficient penetration results are obtained which can be an alternative to a FLSC penetration. Furthermore, an analytical and numerical model is developed to simulate the LSC and CLSC experiments. In the analytical model, a MATLAB code which calculates jet formation and target penetration is written by using theoretical formulas. In the numerical model, a 2D AUTODYN model is created. Jet formation and target penetration of the LSC and CLSC experiments are simulated. Reasonable results are obtained with the experiments for each of the analytical and numerical models.

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Circular Linear Shaped Charge (CLSC), Linear Shaped Charge (LSC), Jet Formation, Penetration, AUTODYN

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M. Top, “TESTING, MODELLING AND SIMULATION OF LINEAR AND CIRCULAR LINEAR SHAPED CHARGES,” M.S. - Master of Science, Middle East Technical University, 2022.