In support of improved personal armour development, depth of penetration tests have been conducted on four different ceramic materials including alumina, modified alumina, silicon carbide and boron carbide. These experiments consisted of impacting ceramic tiles bonded to aluminum cylinders with 0.50 caliber armour piercing projectiles. The results are presented in terms of ballistic efficiency, and the validity of using ballistic efficiency as a measure of ceramic performance was examined. In addition, the correlation between ballistic performance and ceramic material properties, such as elastic modulus, hardness, spall strength and Hugoniot Elastic Limit, has been considered
The purpose of the study is to accelerate the development of ceramic materials for armour applicatio...
The aim of this study is to investigate the ballistic behavior of ceramic/composite structures with ...
The protection of forces in the new world conflicts has become a particularly important issue for al...
A series of experiments and simulations were conducted to investigate the effects of hardness and to...
Currently, there are no reliable methods for screening potential armour materials and hence full-sca...
Armour systems for ballistic protection can be made from many materials. One type of material used i...
Laboratory-madeAl2O3 and spinel ceramics were investigated so as to enable ballistic tests with a va...
The study addresses (1) the impact (i) of ceramic microstructures and (ii) of the deformation of the...
Impacted by a long rod penetrator at 1800 m/s different ceramics of varying thickness and target con...
The main goal of this numerical and experimental study of composite armour systems was to investigat...
Extensive studies on ceramic armour had been conducted since the late 1960s, laying down the foundat...
A study was carried out to compare the ballistic performance of high purity alumina and zirconia-tou...
Ceramic materials due to their high compressive strength and hardness have been one of prime candida...
A complex study was performed over several years with laboratory-made ceramic tiles to enable ballis...
Ceramics constitute an integral part of highly effective armours, often coupled together with ductil...
The purpose of the study is to accelerate the development of ceramic materials for armour applicatio...
The aim of this study is to investigate the ballistic behavior of ceramic/composite structures with ...
The protection of forces in the new world conflicts has become a particularly important issue for al...
A series of experiments and simulations were conducted to investigate the effects of hardness and to...
Currently, there are no reliable methods for screening potential armour materials and hence full-sca...
Armour systems for ballistic protection can be made from many materials. One type of material used i...
Laboratory-madeAl2O3 and spinel ceramics were investigated so as to enable ballistic tests with a va...
The study addresses (1) the impact (i) of ceramic microstructures and (ii) of the deformation of the...
Impacted by a long rod penetrator at 1800 m/s different ceramics of varying thickness and target con...
The main goal of this numerical and experimental study of composite armour systems was to investigat...
Extensive studies on ceramic armour had been conducted since the late 1960s, laying down the foundat...
A study was carried out to compare the ballistic performance of high purity alumina and zirconia-tou...
Ceramic materials due to their high compressive strength and hardness have been one of prime candida...
A complex study was performed over several years with laboratory-made ceramic tiles to enable ballis...
Ceramics constitute an integral part of highly effective armours, often coupled together with ductil...
The purpose of the study is to accelerate the development of ceramic materials for armour applicatio...
The aim of this study is to investigate the ballistic behavior of ceramic/composite structures with ...
The protection of forces in the new world conflicts has become a particularly important issue for al...