LI Zhenzhen,YANG Yongliang,YANG Guitao,WANG Yajun,
YANG Baoliang,ZHANG Dongjiang,GUO Rui
. 2024, 36(03):
40-48.
Flight stability has a direct and significant effect on the retention ability and target attitude of explosively formed projectile(EFP),and then affects the penetration power of EFP after long distance flight. In order to obtain an EFP configuration with low resistance and flight stability,a single-tail skirt EFP for supersonic flight(Mach 4-7)was proposed. The effects of structural parameters(tail skirt angle 0°-25°,tail skirt length to total length ratio 0.2-0.7,length-diameter ratio 3-7,solid length-total length ratio 0.2-1)on aerodynamic parameters such as lift coefficient,drag coefficient and static stability reserve of EFP were studied numerically. The results show that lift coefficient and drag coefficient are positively correlated with tail skirt angle,tail skirt length and length-diameter ratio. Statically stable reserve is positively correlated with tail skirt angle and length-diameter ratio,and increases first and then decreases with the increase of tail skirt length. The solid length has almost no effect on the lift coefficient,drag coefficient and pressure center position of EFP,but the solid length affects the static stability reserve by changing the centroid position of EFP. The analysis shows that when the tail skirt angle is 20°,the ratio of the tail skirt length to total length is 0.265,the ratio of the solid length to total length is 0.755 and the length-diameter ratio is 5,the EFP structure of the single tail skirt has low resistance and good flight stability. The influence of Mach number and angle of attack on the lift resistance coefficient and static stability reserve of EFP was studied. The results show that the larger the Mach number,the smaller the resistance coefficient. The larger the angle of attack,the larger the resistance coefficient and the static stability reserve. The research results offer reference for the design of EFP warhead with high penetration performance from the perspective of aerodynamics.