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    The document provides instructions for simulating a bullet impact using LS-DYNA software. It involves: 1) Importing bullet inner and outer parts, combining them, and applying initial velocities to represent the bullet. 2) Creating a target part made of glass and applying boundary conditions to restrict its motion. 3) Defining the interaction between the bullet and target and setting the simulation parameters and output.

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    The document provides instructions for simulating a bullet impact using LS-DYNA software. It involves: 1) Importing bullet inner and outer parts, combining them, and applying initial velocities to represent the bullet. 2) Creating a target part made of glass and applying boundary conditions to restrict its motion. 3) Defining the interaction between the bullet and target and setting the simulation parameters and output.

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    The document provides instructions for simulating a bullet impact using LS-DYNA software. It involves: 1) Importing bullet inner and outer parts, combining them, and applying initial velocities to represent the bullet. 2) Creating a target part made of glass and applying boundary conditions to restrict its motion. 3) Defining the interaction between the bullet and target and setting the simulation parameters and output.

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    Example 1: Bullet impact

    1
    Ex. 1: Bullet impact
    Q New model
    Q Ident Bullet
    Q Symmetry 3D, Z

    Q Load Materials – CART BRASS, FLOATGLASB, LEAD (Shock,


    Steinberg Guinan)
    Q Add erosion to all materials (geometric strain = 1.0)

    Q Import parts from dyna: BulletInner.K and BulletOuter.K

    Q Delete components
    Q Create new component containing both parts
    Q Transform component
    Q Rotate 180 degrees about Y-axis
    Q Rotate 150 degrees about Z-axis
    Q Translate –0.36mm in X direction

    2
    Ex. 1: Bullet impact
    Q Define Initial Conditions
    Q Name: Inner
    Q Material: Lead
    Q Velocity: X=519.6m/s, Y=-300m/s
    Q Name: Outer
    Q Material: CART BRASS
    Q Velocity: X=519.6m/s, Y=-300m/s

    Q Define Boundary Conditions


    Q Name: Fixed
    Q Type: General 3D Velocity
    Q Set all parameters to 0.0

    Q Fill parts with initial conditions


    Q Fill Core with Inner
    Q Fill Casing with Outer

    Q Delete unused materials

    3
    Ex. 1: Bullet impact
    Q Create Part
    Q Name: Target
    Q Solver: Lagrange
    Q Select: Parts Wizard
    Q Predef: Box
    Q Origin: (0.0,-50.0,0.0)
    Q Size: 2.5x100.0x50.0
    Q Numerical size: 5x50x25
    Q Grade Zoning
    Q In J direction, 0.5mm,20 cells, centred
    Q In K direction, 0.5mm,10 cells, lower K
    Q Fill with FLOATGLASB

    Q Convert part to IJK (from import pull down menu)

    4
    Ex. 1: Bullet impact
    Q Define Group
    Q Name: Fix
    Q Type: Nodes

    Q Add nodes to group


    Q Use Alt+left mouse button
    to draw polygon as shown
    Q Use Control+left mouse
    button to close polygon

    Q Apply boundary condition


    “Fixed” to group

    5
    Ex. 1: Bullet impact
    Q Join two parts of bullet together.

    Q Define Interactions
    Q Calculate gap size and check.

    Q Define Wrap-up Criteria

    Q Define Save times

    Q Save and execute

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