Damaging Effects of Weapons and Ammunition. Igor A. Balagansky
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Название: Damaging Effects of Weapons and Ammunition

Автор: Igor A. Balagansky

Издательство: John Wiley & Sons Limited

Жанр: Химия

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isbn: 9781119779551

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СКАЧАТЬ area depends on the concrete location of the centers of all damage zones. The total damaged area Sd does not equal the sum of the areas damaged by the individual shots, as the damage zones may overlap. Where there are overlaps, the increase in the destructive effect is usually neglected in target zones that are covered twice, three times, or more, and the damaged area Sd is taken to be the area covered by at least one damage zone. By dividing the damaged area of Sd by the target area of St, we obtain a portion of the damaged area.

upper U equals StartFraction upper S Subscript d Baseline Over upper S Subscript t Baseline EndFraction period

      This random value characterizes the success of firing at an area target.

Schematic illustration of the mutual position of the target area and its damaged zone.

      Source: From Wentzel [2].

      I.3.7.1 Fraction of Damage U with One Shot

      (I.32)StartLayout 1st Row upper T Subscript Ñ… Baseline equals StartFraction upper T Subscript Ñ… Superscript left-parenthesis m right-parenthesis Baseline Over Е Subscript Ñ… Baseline EndFraction semicolon upper T Subscript у Baseline equals StartFraction upper T Subscript у Superscript left-parenthesis m right-parenthesis Baseline Over Е Subscript у Baseline EndFraction semicolon upper L Subscript x Baseline equals StartFraction upper L Subscript x Superscript left-parenthesis m right-parenthesis Baseline Over Е Subscript Ñ… Baseline EndFraction semicolon upper L Subscript y Baseline equals StartFraction upper L Subscript y Superscript left-parenthesis m right-parenthesis Baseline Over Е Subscript у Baseline EndFraction semicolon 2nd Row a Subscript x Baseline equals StartFraction a Subscript x Superscript left-parenthesis m right-parenthesis Baseline Over Е Subscript Ñ… Baseline EndFraction semicolon a Subscript y Baseline equals StartFraction a Subscript y Superscript left-parenthesis m right-parenthesis Baseline Over Е Subscript у Baseline EndFraction period EndLayout

      So, one shot is considered, in which the damage zone L is reset on target T so that the random point O1 (the epicenter of the explosion) is dispersed around the origin of coordinates O according to normal law. The probable deviations, chosen as units, are equal to one. It is necessary to find the average damaged fraction U.

      (I.33)upper U equals StartFraction upper S Subscript d Baseline Over upper S Subscript t Baseline EndFraction period

Schematic illustration of mutual position and sizes of the target and the damage zone.

      Source: From Wentzel [2].

Schematic illustration of random area overlapping the damage zone with the target.

      Source: From Wentzel [2].

u Subscript max Baseline equals StartFraction upper S Subscript upper L Baseline Over upper S Subscript t Baseline EndFraction equals StartFraction upper L Subscript x Baseline upper L Subscript y Baseline Over upper T Subscript x Baseline upper T Subscript y Baseline EndFraction period Schematic illustration of complete coverage of the target area by a damage zone.

      Source: From Wentzel [2].

u Subscript max Baseline equals 1 period

      One or another, at any ratio of damage zone and target size, there is some maximal value of umax of damaged fraction U.

      A random value U is a so‐called mixed type value that has separate values with finite probabilities other than zero and intervals where the distribution function is continuous and only a certain probability density corresponds to each individual value. The distribution function (integral distribution law) for such random variables has breaks (jumps) in several points, and in the intervals between them grow continuously [4].

      Remember that the integral law of distribution of the portion of the damaged area at one shot determines the probability of the occurrence that the portion of the damaged area U will be less than that specified by argument u.

upper F left-parenthesis u right-parenthesis equals upper P left-parenthesis upper U less-than u right-parenthesis