Influence of the Wave Shaper Position on Jet Formation and Penetration Depth
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The article presents the influence of the wave shaper position on the jet formation and penetration depth of a shaped charge, which uses the liner of the PG-7VM warhead by numerical method and empirical method. The results show that, when moving the plexiglass wave shaper position towards the liner apex, jet tip velocity and jet velocity distribution increase. In addition, the results of the study also pointed out the existence of the wave shaper position at which the penetration depth is greatest. They indicate a match between the simulation and empirical results. The differences between simulated and empirical penetration depth are less than 15%. The results of the study are the basis for the evaluation of the influence of the wave shaper position on the liner collapse and the reasonable use of the wave shaper in the structure of the shaped charge.
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