Abstract: |
In response to safety concerns related to the impact of fragments on fuzes, a fuze protection structure has been proposed. This structure involves adding a layer of protective ceramics between the fuze transmission tube casing and the fuze body to enable the fuze to absorb some of the kinetic energy when impacted by fragments. Through a comparative analysis using simulations and experiments, the impact resistance performance of unfurnished, aluminum oxide ceramic, and silicon carbide ceramic protected structures was examined.The results demonstrate that the addition of a silicon carbide ceramic protective structure reduces the peak pressure on the explosive in the fuze by 82.6% and decreases the witness plate’s dent diameter by 4.8% under fragment impact. These values surpass the performance of aluminum oxide ceramic protection, which exhibited reductions of 81.8% and 2.58%, respectively. Ceramic protection effectively enhances the fuze’s resistance to fragment impact, with silicon carbide ceramic outperforming aluminum oxide ceramic in impact resistance. |