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Ammunition Systems 3 (Target Effects)

Short course

In Bedfordshire ()

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Description

  • Type

    Short course

What you will learn On successful completion of the module participants will be able to:Understand the principles in designing appropriate armour design and concepts for specific threats.Understand and apply the principles in determining the appropriate use of steels, aluminium alloys, titanium alloys, ceramics, composites, concrete and geological materials in protective design.Rationalise the differences between hydrodynamic and sub hydrodynamic penetration mechanisms.Evaluate the loading characteristics of blast waves on structures.Quantify the characteristics of loads from high explosive materials and nuclear detonations.Critically assess the response of personnel to blast and ballistic loading.

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Subjects

  • Personnel
  • Design
  • Materials
  • Systems

Course programme

Core content Review ammunition design and introduction to armour design.
  • Complex armour, spacing, obliquity, disposition and failure mechanisms.
  • Characterisation and testing of materials for high strain rate loading.
  • Theories for penetration and shock events covering subsonic to hydrodynamic regimes.
  • Overview of mine threat and damage mechanisms with the application of fundamental principles to MBT and LAV.
  • Terminal ballistics demonstration.
  • Blast waves from high explosives and nuclear weapons.
  • Blast-structure interactions including internal detonations for buildings, vehicles, personnel and specialist structures.
  • Introduction to engineering software for blast and weapon effects.

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    Ammunition Systems 3 (Target Effects)

    Price on request