Computational and Experimental Capability
Abstract
This effort will develop computational design tools and computational and experimental capabilities that support development of advanced protection systems. Such systems include passive, active and hybrid solutions for defeating (multiple) anti-armor threats and exploit solid-dynamic, explosive-driven and magneto-hydrodynamic target interactions. This work allows for predicting armor performance and understanding mechanisms, regardless of vehicle platform, with improved and quantified confidence. This effort leverages the Department of Defense and Department of Energy (DOE) Technical Coordination Group Memorandum of Agreement and directly leverages DOE investments in computational platforms for problems in solid dynamics and impact mechanics.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Accomplishment
- Publication Date
- Oct 01, 2020
- Source ID
- 87a7f524ed438c19a21134f008176605