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Numerical Study on the Ballistic Impact of Hard Bulletproof Vests: Influence of Multilayer Armor Design

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Material Includes

  • Lecture slides (PDF format)
  • Abaqus input files for practice

Audience

  • Mechanical engineering students interested in FEM and material behavior
  • Researchers working on protective materials and impact resistance
  • Professionals in defense, safety, and protective equipment industries
  • Simulation engineers seeking to strengthen their knowledge of Abaqus/Explicit

What You Will Learn?

  • Understand the fundamentals of ballistic impact mechanics
  • Learn how to model bulletproof vests using finite element methods (FEM)
  • Gain practical experience with Abaqus/Explicit for impact simulations
  • Analyze stress distribution, energy absorption, and residual velocities
  • Optimize multilayer armor configurations for improved ballistic resistance

About Course

This study presents a finite element analysis of the ballistic impact behavior of hard bulletproof vests, focusing on the influence of multilayer armor design. Using Abaqus/Explicit, a ceramic/composite armor system is modeled and subjected to various projectile velocities, layer thicknesses, and projectile diameters. The research evaluates target damage modes, residual projectile velocities, and energy absorption mechanisms, providing insights into the optimization of armor configurations for improved ballistic resistance while minimizing weight.

Course Content

Introduction
ontext and motivation for ballistic protection systems Review of previous studies on ceramic/composite armor Objectives of the present numerical investigation

  • Introduction

Finite Element Modeling
Geometric configuration and boundary conditions Meshing strategy and contact definitions Simulation parameters and failure criteria

Material Properties and Constitutive Models
Johnson–Cook model for the projectile Johnson–Holmquist model for the ceramic Anisotropic composite modeling with Hashin failure criterion

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59,00 100,00
13 people watching this product now!

Material Includes

  • Lecture slides (PDF format)
  • Abaqus input files for practice

Audience

  • Mechanical engineering students interested in FEM and material behavior
  • Researchers working on protective materials and impact resistance
  • Professionals in defense, safety, and protective equipment industries
  • Simulation engineers seeking to strengthen their knowledge of Abaqus/Explicit

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