Abstract
The approach proposed in the article allowed the authors to conduct a comprehensive study of the hydrodynamic working process of the brake of the retractable parts with simultaneous observation of changes in the dynamic and kinematic characteristics of the center of mass of the retractable parts. In this case, the need to solve the forward and reverse problems of the run is eliminated. Based on the method of small deviations, the authors proposed a theoretical approach to substantiate the maximum allowable deviations of the brake characteristics, which allows to form the relationship of the brake process of retractable parts with the stability of the gun, as well as refi ned methods of restoring language of stability of the gun with the specifi ed characteristic.
Highlights
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM A significant increase in the effectiveness of the artillery system can be achieved by improving the stability of the gun when firing
– the characteristics of the brake of the sliding parts have been formalized by the method of small deviations, which will take into account the changing operating conditions and the technical condition of the brake, which have a significant effect on the immobility and stability of the tool;
– scientifically substantiated a multi-parameter relationship between stability and the characteristics of the brake, which will make it possible to clarify the methods of restoring the characteristics of the brake of the retractable parts, and, to maintain the stability of the tool within the acceptable limits
Summary
STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM A significant increase in the effectiveness of the artillery system can be achieved by improving the stability of the gun when firing. MODELING OF HYDRODYNAMIC WORKING PROCESS AND HEAT TRANSFER OF BRAKE RELAY PARTS OF ARTILLERY GUN
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