基于爆能等效原理大型模爆器燃气爆炸冲击加载的数值模拟

Translated title of the contribution: Numerical simulation of gas explosion shock loading in large-scale simulated explosive device based on the explosion energy equivalence principle

Xiu-hua Zhang, Chun-wei Zhang, Zhong-dong Duan

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    Abstract

    Based on the nonlinear explicit dynamic finite element program LS-DYNA and the multimaterial Euler algorithm, the shock wave propagations were numerically simulated for the two explosion resources of the TNT dynamite and the acetylene- air gaseous mixture in free air field, respectively. The overpressures of the shock waves and the propagation principles were compared between the two blast-loading methods. Based on the equivalent-explosion energy, a formula for calculating the nominal scale distance of gas explosion was obtained in terms of overpressure. The results show that the Euler method can be used to calculate the propagation process of two kinds of explosion sources and the numerical results agree well with the ones based on the empirical equations. With the increasing of the propagation distances, the overpressures decrease sharply and the overpressure relative error between the two load methods decreases gradually. When the shock wave overpressure was lower than 0.5 MPa, the acetylene-air gaseous mixture can replace the chemical dynamite for generating blast shock waves by the large nuclear blast load generator.
    Translated title of the contributionNumerical simulation of gas explosion shock loading in large-scale simulated explosive device based on the explosion energy equivalence principle
    Original languageChinese (Simplified)
    Pages (from-to)80-86
    Number of pages7
    JournalJournal of Explosion and Shock Waves
    Volume34
    Issue number1
    Publication statusPublished - 2014

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