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Libsig, Michel. "Contrôle d'écoulements en vue d'un pilotage alternatif pour les projectiles d'artillerie." Thesis, Besançon, 2016. http://www.theses.fr/2016BESA2022/document.
Full textIn order to reach their target, guided artillery projectiles need some steering capability. Folding and adjustable control surfaces are thus necessary. However, mounting adjustable rudders on a shell is a difficult task, mechanically speaking. Indeed, during the gun launch, the onboard equipment undergoes significant acceleration so that robust mechanical joints have to be designed between the rudders and the body. This technique performs very well on large-caliber projectiles, but becomes more complicated when it has to be embedded in small- or medium-caliber ones. Nevertheless, under supersonic flight conditions, shock waves interacting with solid surfaces are likely to strongly modify the pressure distribution. This principle made it possible to imagine a way of steering small-caliber vehicles using shock waves generated by means of small disturbances created by a cylindrical-shaped micro-actuator, also called micro-pin. As lift forces exerted on a body are mainly due to the pressure applied to large surfaces, a finned configuration has been chosen. To simplify the study, the work has been conducted on the Basic Finner, a well known academic reference projectile.Experiments were first performed in the ISL supersonic wind tunnel on a flat plate on which a pin and two vertical projectile-like fins were mounted in order to validate the capability of steady RANS numerical simulations to predict both the pressure footprint of such an actuator and the flow velocity in its vicinity. Pressure and velocity distributions have been measured by using optical methods called Pressure-Sensitive Paint (PSP) and Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) in order to be compared with the calculation results. A parametric study was then conducted with these RANS simulations so that the optimum location for which the pin is the most effective over the complete flight envelope of the projectile could be determined. Using this optimum position two specific no-roll momentum configurations were studied numerically and compared in terms of effectiveness. By using the aerodynamic coefficients resulting from this work, 6-Degree-Of-Freedom (6-DOF) trajectory simulations were performed with the NATO BALCO code on one of these configurations in order to determine the potential deviation which can be obtained with such an actuator. These 6-DOF simulations as well as the pin effect on the projectile could finally be validated during a free-flight campaign that took place at the ISL open-range testing site
Menegat, Alessandro. "Um estudo sobre as trajetórias dos projéteis nas obras de Niccolò Tartaglia." Pontifícia Universidade Católica de São Paulo, 2015. https://tede2.pucsp.br/handle/handle/13303.
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This work aims to address some aspects of Niccolò Tartaglia's (1500-1556) different arguments on the trajectories of projectiles. On one hand, at Nova Scientia (1537), the author explained that the trajectories were composed by two straight lines and a circular arc; on the other, at Quesiti et Inventioni Diverse (1546), the same trajectories were presented only as curves. These two different approaches to the trajectory of projectiles suggested to some historians that Tartaglia had changed his mind, leaving, in a way, his old beliefs. Thus, based on original documents, this paper seeks to resume Tartaglia arguments in order to understand the reasons which would have led him to change his approaches in those two works. Despite other factors, we present evidence that Tartaglia had, around 1540, come in contact with works that had almost none circulation before. With this in mind, our work provides evidence that there is some continuity between the arguments of Tartaglia on the trajectories in these two works
Este trabalho tem por objetivo tratar alguns aspectos das diferentes argumentações de Niccolò Tartaglia (1500-1556) sobre as trajetórias dos projéteis. Na Nova Scientia (1537), as trajetórias seriam compostas por duas retas e um arco de circunferência. Já nos Quesiti et Inventioni Diverse (1546), elas são apresentadas completamente curvas. Esses dois enfoques diferentes dados ao tema sugeriram a alguns historiadores que Tartaglia teria mudado de ideia, abandonando, de certa maneira, suas antigas convicções. Desse modo, baseado em documentos originais, este trabalho busca retomar os argumentos de Tartaglia de modo a compreendermos as razões que o teriam levado a dar dois diferentes enfoques nas duas obras. Dentre outros fatores, apresentamos indícios de que Tartaglia passou a contar, por volta de 1540, com obras anteriormente desconhecidas e que pouco circulavam até então. Tendo isso em vista, nosso trabalho fornece indícios de que podemos observar certa continuidade entre as argumentações de Tartaglia sobre as trajetórias nessas duas obras
Holley, Bruce John. "Method of masses to determine a projectile's aerodynamic coefficients and performance." Thesis, Loughborough University, 1998. https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/2134/32800.
Full textArnoult, Guillaume. "Modélisation de la trajectoire d'un projectile gyrostabilisé muni d'un dispositif de contrôle." Thesis, université Paris-Saclay, 2020. http://www.theses.fr/2020UPAST068.
Full textThe intensification of urban combat encourages the industrials of terrestrial armament to develop new weapon systems equipped with trajectory modification devices. Deploying these devices during the projectile flight would allow reducing the scattering error in order to narrow the collateral damage. The challenge lies in the development of a device adapted to the flight conditions of a spin-stabilized projectile. An isolated spoiler, installed on a rotatable ring, is chosen as the most adapted control device. This work consists in developing an optimization algorithm for the geometrical parameters of the spoiler and to demonstrate that it is possible to modify concurrently the range and lateral deviation of the projectile. On one hand a neural network model the variations of the aerodynamic coefficients from RANS calculations. On the other hand, the kriging modeling of the objective and constraint functions benefits from the estimation of the modeling error. This allows defining enrichment criteria ensuring a tradeoff between exploration and exploitation of the geometrical domain. The optimization of the spoiler geometrical parameters leads to the identification of an optimal configuration able to achieve the course corrections abilities targeted. ZDES simulations on this particular configuration have been achieved to form a new fidelity level in addition to the RANS evaluations of the aerodynamic coefficients. These simulations lead to a physical characterization of modifications of the boat-tail flow induced by the presence of the spoiler. A wind tunnel campaign provides a validation step to the optimization methodology developed and offers promising perspectives for future work in terms of experimental data inclusion in a numerical database through multi-level surrogate modeling
Chen, Shufei. "Markerless Lung Tumor Trajectory Estimation from Rotating Cone Beam Computed Tomography Projections." VCU Scholars Compass, 2016. http://scholarscompass.vcu.edu/etd/4439.
Full textLewis, John Henry. "Lung tumor tracking, trajectory reconstruction, and motion artifact removal using rotational cone-beam projections." Diss., [La Jolla] : University of California, San Diego, 2010. http://wwwlib.umi.com/cr/ucsd/fullcit?p3407863.
Full textTitle from first page of PDF file (viewed June 23, 2010). Available via ProQuest Digital Dissertations. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 129-150).
Kebbiche, Zakia. "Étude et extensions d'algorithmes de points intérieurs pour la programmation non linéaire." Le Havre, 2007. http://www.theses.fr/2007LEHA0014.
Full textIn this thesis, we present an algorithmically and numerical study concerning the central path method for linear complementarity problem wich is considered as an unifying framework of linear and quadratic programming. Then, we propose two intersting variants namely the central path and the projective with linearization methods for minimizing a convex differentiable function on a polyhedral set. The algorithms are well defined and the corresponding theoretical results are established
Fang, Dandan. "Diagnostic et adaptation des trajectoires robotiques en projection thermique." Phd thesis, Université de Technologie de Belfort-Montbeliard, 2010. http://tel.archives-ouvertes.fr/tel-00598778.
Full textYANG, TSAI-HUNG, and 蔡鴻揚. "Numerical Study on the Dynamic Trajectory of Projectiles." Thesis, 2010. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/36089254573097348920.
Full text逢甲大學
航太與系統工程所
98
The movement of projectile in airflow field frequently occurs in our daily life. The scale of this phenomenon may be as small as the tiny particles moving in airflow and as big as the projectiles of any shape moving in the flow field. In this research, computational fluid dynamics software Fluent 6.3.26 is employed. In accordance with different rotational speed, initial velocity and direction of rotation, the dynamic trajectory of projectile in airflow were predicted. In this study, dynamic mesh technique and κ-ε turbulence model provided by Fluent were used in the simulation of interactions between projectiles and the surrounding airflow. According to the transient displacement of the projectile subjected to forces, variation of pressure in surrounding airflow, recirculation phenomena and dynamic trajectory of projectiles were analyzed. It was found that the pressure difference between the upper and lower surfaces of projectiles with different rotation speed affects their descent distances. With increasing of rotation speed, shorter distance is descended. The flight paths of projectiles investigated are parabolic trajectories.
Rocha, Hugo Filipe Leça Pereira da. "Trajectory and aerodynamic analyses of air launched fire-extinguishing projectiles." Master's thesis, 2020. http://hdl.handle.net/10400.6/10586.
Full textOs incêndios florestais são uma fonte devastadora de custos humanos e ambientais, e os meios disponíveis para combater as suas fases iniciais poderão ser melhoradas. Com o auxílio de sistemas de aeronaves não-tripuladas e de FEB (bolas extintoras), os incêndios florestais poderão ser extintos nas suas fases iniciais, mantendo vidas humanas livres de risco. Considerando o uso de uma aeronave não tripulada de asa fixa para lançar o projétilextintor, lançar a bola extintora tal como é não aparenta ser a melhor opção, sendo alguns dos problemas relacionados com o seu lançamento a dificuldade em prever a sua trajetória e um possível mau desempenho no impacto, com a possibilidade da bola rolar para longe do seu alvo. Assim, três configurações para o projétil extintor que tem a FEB como base foram estudados, todos eles utilizando empenagens como forma de estabilização. As configurações diferem em termos da cauda acoplada à FEB: uma delas é um tubo, outra um cone tangencial, e outra um perfil NACA simétrico girado em torno do seu eixo. Os coeficientes aerodinâmicos estáticos foram obtidos através de CFD (dinâmica de fluidos computacional), enquanto que os dinâmicos foram obtidos por expressões analíticas. Implementando um modelo de trajetória 6-DOF (6 graus de liberdade) 17 trajetórias foram estudadas para cada uma das configurações. Outras análises foram realizadas, como a relevância na trajetória da turbulência do vento, a consideração de uma quarta configuração com o dobro da área das empenagens, e a determinação da importância dos coeficientes dinâmicos, testando vários valores para alguns dos coeficientes. Em relação às configurações do projétil testadas, os resultados CFD sugerem que a configuração com o tubo possui um comportamento transiente nas velocidades testadas, e que o cone tangencial é uma forma bastante eficaz de tornar a esfera mais aerodinâmica, nesta gama de velocidades não havendo uma diferença considerável entre esta configuração e a configuração com a cauda NACA. Os resultados das trajetórias destacam a importância da consideração da velocidade e orientação do vento médio, a importância de obter uma estimativa apropriada para a turbulência do vento, e a relevância dos coeficientes dinâmicos para a caracterização aerodinâmica completa do projétil, concretamente em relação à estabilização e atitude. Entre as configurações testadas, o melhor candidato é a configuração com cauda em cone, pela sua simplicidade de construção e desempenho nas trajetórias.
YiWang and 王翊. "Vision-based Projectile Trajectory Prediction and Projectile Catching." Thesis, 2015. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/4e83g7.
Full text國立成功大學
工程科學系
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The main purpose of this thesis is to study a multi-camera visual tracking system, which guides an omnidirectional mobile robot to catch a projectile. In the vision tracking system, two image sensors are used to provide stereo vision. The vision system is able to track the throwing projectile according to it’s color information. After the position of the projectile has been determined by Kalman filter, the omnidirectional mobile robot moves to the point of fall which is sent to the robot via a wireless communication module. Through simulation and experiments, this thesis has shown the feasibility of the designed system. The projectile can be truly tracked by the active stereo vision system, and the omnidirectional mobile robot can also catch the projectile.
Lin, Chung-Shie, and 林昶旭. "An Aerodynamic Analysis and Flight Trajectory of a Projectile." Thesis, 1998. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/99058965961751914637.
Full text國立成功大學
航空太空工程學系
86
The work investigates the trojectory and effects of a projectile by aerodynamics, and caculates the displacement and distribution when they are thrown out from an aircraft. The projectile is complicated and unregular on it' s configuration The flow field could be observed by the experiment of water channel and the results obtained can suppose that the drag is increasing or decreasing by reason of cofiguration. The flow distribution could be observed by the experiment of water channel. The magnitude of force and moment of the projectile can be arrived by the experiment of wind tunnel. The study will investigate the theory of motion and aerodynamics of the projectile and write the program. Finally, taking the initial condition of the projectile with 200 and 500 meters height and 3.8 kiograms weight and velocity 40 i+10 j m/s into the program to caculate the trajectory and Euler.
Ke, Hao-Yuan, and 柯皓元. "Projectile Trajectory and Placement Estimation Based on Stereo Vision." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/4862hx.
Full text國立勤益科技大學
電機工程系
105
Projectile trajectory estimation systems are often used in military defense such as missiles, rockets and other parabolic trajectory prediction. However, they usually use radar or sonar detection methods, which can only provide local and passive information. When a human takes a flying projectile, fast he looks attentively at the projectile to estimate the object flight path, and then takes the object. In this paper, we propose projectile trajectory estimation systems based on stereo vision. Two parallel network cameras simulate the human eyes. The stereo vision algorithm is used to capture the target from images. The target’s images are calculated with SAD (Sum of Absolute Difference) algorithm for image matching to calculate the target’s position and height in images. Kalman Filter (KF) and Unscented Kalman Filter (UKF) are used to estimate the trajectory and the landing position of the projectile, when it flies in the space. Experiments are carried out in different illumination background, different volume and weight of projectiles. Experiments of projectile trajectory estimation by KF and UKF correspond closely to the real trajectory. The projectile trajectory estimations by UKF correspond more closely to the real trajectory than those by KF.
Kuo, Hung-Ta, and 郭宏達. "Simulations for the Dynamics of Sabot Discard and the Projectile Trajectory." Thesis, 2004. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/r39jn3.
Full text中原大學
機械工程研究所
92
Abstract This study model the sabot discard projectile body by SolidWorks software and simulate the process of all dynamic behavior of the projectile body by ADAMS software. The process is moderated landed from shooting, shelling, and the parachute’s deceleration. Sabot discard flight of dynamic simulation regards as 3D rigid body structure. Shelled dynamics and aerodynamics, derive out the equation of the projectile body which is shooting, shelling, and parachute’s landing, and receive the lift and drag coefficients, and put them into ADAMS , and finish the simulated flight of the projectile body. This study discusses the projectile body’s influence of wind velocity and initial velocity and shooting angle and sabot discard force and escape time on the projectile body, and the simulation of the expanded antenna mechanism. By various kinds of situations of ADAMS simulation predict the flight route and position of the projectile body.
Lai, Yu-Hsiang, and 賴渝翔. "Aerodynamic Analysis and Flight Trajectory Simulation for the New 81mm Mortar Projectile." Thesis, 2014. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/98561994525614090949.
Full text國防大學理工學院
機械工程碩士班
102
Mortar is a tail fin-stabilized projectile which has the characteristics of simple structure, light, agility, and wide area of firepower. In modern warfare it is also a mainstream and indispensable weapon for the Army's ground battles. Many countries currently are still doing lots of researches on the improvement of mortar performance. The purpose of this study is to investigate the aerodynamic performance of the new type of 81mm mortar (with lengthened tail pipe). The thesis uses the computational fluid dynamic (CFD) techniques combined with wind tunnel experiments to study the aerodynamic performance of the new 81mm mortar with different number of tail fins (4, 6, and 8 fins: referred as 81_4FIN, 81_6FIN, and 81_8FIN). For the experiments, the projectile model is test in a low-speed wind tunnel, and then the Karman-Tsien Rule formula is used for converting the aerodynamic data measured from low speed wind tunnel experiments into subsonic compressible flow data. In the CDF numerical simulations, the calculation grids are built by using ICEM and the solver used is ANSYS 12.1-FLUENT. The accuracy of CFD predictions is validated with the converted subsonic data obtained from low-speed wind tunnel experiments. Then, the relevant aerodynamic parameters of the new mortar are obtained from CFD simulations. Based on these data, the projectile flight trajectory is predicted from a projectile trajectory prediction program which is developed according to the basic flight trajectory theory. The software of 6 DoF (six degrees of freedom) module of MATLAB/Simulink is also employed to simulate projectile flight trajectory in this study. The CFD predictions show that: 81_6FIN has better aerodynamic performance; 81_4FIN has higher lift to drag ratio but its stability is poor due to less number of tail fins; 81_8FIN has better stability but it has lower lift to drag ratio due to greater drag produced by larger number of tail fins and less lift affected by fin-to-fin interference effect. The flight trajectory simulation results indicate that, the projectile trajectory prediction program is able to accurately simulate the two-dimensional trajectory with error under 5% comparing with the data from firing table. In addition, the two-dimensional trajectory is also reasonably predicted by using the MATLAB/Simulink software. The results show the trend in accord with the general physical characteristics of the trajectory. As for the three-dimensional trajectory prediction, it has had preliminary results already.
曾獻田. "Expenimental study on the trajectory of a projectile penetrating the air-water interface." Thesis, 2002. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/73108253420144775509.
Full text國立臺灣大學
造船及海洋工程學研究所
90
The subject of this paper is to study the trajectory of the projectile penetrating the air-water interface and analysis its stability experimentally. In theoretical part, firstly, we derive the fundamental of the experiment and the dynamic relation between the model and projected projectile. Secondly, the theoretical trajectory of the center of gravity of the model projectile is computed. In experimental part, the projectile is projected by air pressure and free fall. The experiment is conducted in NTU-NAOE towing tank. Two CCD cameras were setup, one is above and the other is under water surface, respectively, to record the trajectory of the projectile. After analyzed the trajectory of the center of gravity, pitch angle, and attack angle, the result was compared with the computed data Generally, from the comparison and the experiment result we find that the projectile is stable when the projectile angle is 20, 25, and 30 degree, and the speed is within 4~10 m/s.
HONG, WEI-CHAN, and 洪偉展. "Aerodynamic Analysis and Flight Trajectory Simulation for 81 mm Mortar Projectile with Canard." Thesis, 2017. http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/zkjz64.
Full text國防大學理工學院
機械工程碩士班
105
This paper combines computational fluid mechanics (CfD) method and Fortran trajectory simulation program to explore the aerodynamic characteristics and trajectory simulation of the new type 81 mm projectile in different type of fuze (4 control canard), flight conditions for 0.5~0.9 and 0.945 Ma, attack angle α between -5 ° ~ +5 °. In the CFD simulation results show that under the same conditions (Mach number and angle of attack), as the warhead fuze increases 4 slices of duck rudder, the force area increases, so the drag coefficient and the lift coefficient are increased, in which Model B (Slope_Canard) is the largest. The trajectory calculation is also used to carry out the trajectories at the 0.945M and 800 degree, the maximum range of Original is the farthest. The other maximum height to Original, model A (similar, the difference is only 1 meters) are the highest, mainly because the program is the main control parameters of resistance, but with a smaller resistance, in the bullet weight difference, can obtain a far range. The impact of maximum range between Original and model A is only 318meters (5.15%), so the 3 types of bomb can be seen in range is not far. It can continue to study the canard in different deflection and rotation conditions.Finally to find the establishment of the external Ballistic correction database, for development of two-dimensional ballistic correction fuze reference in the future. This study establishes a set of fuze configuration aerodynamic design, flow field analysis ratio and flight trajectory simulation method to provide the database for the advance design and development of ballistic correction fuze, and saves the related cost of live ammunition test. Key words: mortar, aerodynamic performance of fuze configurations, canard, computational fluid dynamics
Γκριτζάπης, Δημήτρης. "Υπολογιστική ανάλυση εξωτερικής βλητικής. Διερεύνηση αεροδυναμικής συμπεριφοράς αξονοσυμμετρικών βλημάτων σε ελεύθερη ατμοσφαιρική πτήση." Thesis, 2009. http://nemertes.lis.upatras.gr/jspui/handle/10889/2343.
Full textOn the battlefield, it is well known that the target effects using artillery systems diminish exponentially with the number of rounds fired at a particular target. To maximize target effects, rounds must be designed to hit a target with a minimum number of rounds that impact the target in rapid succession. The modern science of the exterior ballistics has evolved as a specialized branch of the dynamics of rigid bodies, moving under the influence of gravitational and aerodynamic forces and moments. The six degrees of freedom (6-DOF) simulation flight dynamics model is applied for the accurate prediction of short and long-range trajectories of high and low fin spin-stabilized projectiles and small bullets. Variable coefficients of aerodynamic forces, moments and Magnus effects are taken into account depending on Mach number and total angle of attack variations. The above analysis is compared to the modified linear modified simulation model for rapid trajectory predictions and high accuracy impact point computations for constant and variable aerodynamic coefficients is also applied for the accurate prediction of short and long range trajectories. The computational results of the proposed synthesized analysis give satisfactory agreement with other technical data and recognized exterior atmospheric projectile flight investigations. The variable modified atmospheric flight model can be further coupled to a suitable trajectory tracking control system for current and future control actions applied to projectiles for minimizing the estimated error to target impact area. Epicyclic motion and gyroscopic stability analysis are also examined for spinning and non-spinning projectiles. A new engineering correlation is proposed for the flat-fire disturbance due to aerodynamic jump performance firing at different angles which relative to the helicopter’s flight path motion. The computational results of the generalized aerodynamic jump formula are verified compared to McCoy’s recognized simulation modelling.
Ochoa, Mayorga Victor Manuel. "Geometric approach to multi-scale 3D gesture comparison." Phd thesis, 2010. http://hdl.handle.net/10048/1530.
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