Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading

Nowadays, armored personal carrier (APC) is largely used because of the revolution of war doctrine to carry the fighting element by vehicle, which means less infantry troops movement on foot. Malaysian Arm Forces has bought AV8 Gempita from Turkey and currently been deployed to carry out missions in...

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Main Author: Ahmad Raji, Kamarudin
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Published: 2018
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spelling my-upnm-ir.1912023-03-30T02:00:02Z Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading 2018-05-11 Ahmad Raji, Kamarudin TJ Mechanical engineering and machinery Nowadays, armored personal carrier (APC) is largely used because of the revolution of war doctrine to carry the fighting element by vehicle, which means less infantry troops movement on foot. Malaysian Arm Forces has bought AV8 Gempita from Turkey and currently been deployed to carry out missions in our country. The APC will be faced lot of extreme conditions during war such as undulating terrain, landmine blast and armament fire. However, there are few studies done to assess AV8 Gempita performance when subjected to underbelly blast loading. The main objective of research is to simulate the AV8 Gempita hull deformation and acceleration when subjected to underbelly blast loading by using Finite Element Analysis. The simulation result has been used to determined AV8 Gempita capability to sustain blast loading STANAG 4569 level III as per claimed by manufacturer. The thesis then investigated the effects of changing different parameters, such as stand off distance, panel thickness, amount of explosive charge, and gap distance. Manual measurement on the hull body was conducted to obtain the measurement of hull AV8. The data is needed to make CAD modeling using Solidwork version 2016. The finite element simulation model was be analyzed using LS-DYNA 2013. Based on analysis, maximum deformation of AV8 hull is 88.6 mm when subjected to 10 kg of TNT that cause 59.6g to the occupants of vehicle. The hull body is proved can sustain that blast but it lose mobility and the occupants experienced severe injuries. The result from this research can be used to evaluate the capabilities of AV8 frame based on simulation and as initial reference for next research using experimental approach. 2018-05 Thesis http://ir.upnm.edu.my/id/eprint/191/ http://ir.upnm.edu.my/id/eprint/191/1/FINITE%20ELEMENT%20ANALYSIS%20%2825p%29.pdf text en public http://ir.upnm.edu.my/id/eprint/191/2/FINITE%20ELEMENT%20ANALYSIS%20%28Full%29.pdf text en validuser mphil masters Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia Centre For Graduate Studies
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Ahmad Raji, Kamarudin
Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading
description Nowadays, armored personal carrier (APC) is largely used because of the revolution of war doctrine to carry the fighting element by vehicle, which means less infantry troops movement on foot. Malaysian Arm Forces has bought AV8 Gempita from Turkey and currently been deployed to carry out missions in our country. The APC will be faced lot of extreme conditions during war such as undulating terrain, landmine blast and armament fire. However, there are few studies done to assess AV8 Gempita performance when subjected to underbelly blast loading. The main objective of research is to simulate the AV8 Gempita hull deformation and acceleration when subjected to underbelly blast loading by using Finite Element Analysis. The simulation result has been used to determined AV8 Gempita capability to sustain blast loading STANAG 4569 level III as per claimed by manufacturer. The thesis then investigated the effects of changing different parameters, such as stand off distance, panel thickness, amount of explosive charge, and gap distance. Manual measurement on the hull body was conducted to obtain the measurement of hull AV8. The data is needed to make CAD modeling using Solidwork version 2016. The finite element simulation model was be analyzed using LS-DYNA 2013. Based on analysis, maximum deformation of AV8 hull is 88.6 mm when subjected to 10 kg of TNT that cause 59.6g to the occupants of vehicle. The hull body is proved can sustain that blast but it lose mobility and the occupants experienced severe injuries. The result from this research can be used to evaluate the capabilities of AV8 frame based on simulation and as initial reference for next research using experimental approach.
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qualification_name Master of Philosophy (MPhil)
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author Ahmad Raji, Kamarudin
author_facet Ahmad Raji, Kamarudin
author_sort Ahmad Raji, Kamarudin
title Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading
title_short Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading
title_full Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading
title_fullStr Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading
title_full_unstemmed Finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading
title_sort finite element analysis of gempita 8x8 underbelly deformation subjected to blast loading
granting_institution Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia
granting_department Centre For Graduate Studies
publishDate 2018
url http://ir.upnm.edu.my/id/eprint/191/1/FINITE%20ELEMENT%20ANALYSIS%20%2825p%29.pdf
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