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A combined experimental and numerical investigation on damage characteristics of ice sheet subjected to underwater explosion load

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Abstract The objective of this study is to investigate the damage characteristics response of the ice sheet and reveal the mechanism of ice-breaking subjected to the underwater explosion. The Arbitrary-Lagrangian–Eulerian… Click to show full abstract

Abstract The objective of this study is to investigate the damage characteristics response of the ice sheet and reveal the mechanism of ice-breaking subjected to the underwater explosion. The Arbitrary-Lagrangian–Eulerian (ALE) algorithm for the fluid–structure-interaction issue of the LS-DYNA software was adopted. The efficiency and accuracy of the underwater explosion material and numerical model were studied. Besides, the reliability of the numerical model for ice-breaking subjected to the underwater explosion was validated further by comparing it with the experiment test. Then, the damage characteristics and dynamic response of the ice sheet suffering from underwater explosion load are investigated. Besides, the shock pressure propagating characteristics and bubble dynamics were analyzed. The results show that the shock wave can cause the ice sheet initial damage to the ice sheet, and the bubble movement and water jet have significance on ice fractured and crushed. Then the effects of the main factors affecting the efficiency ice-breaking subjected to the underwater explosion were investigated and discussed. A predicted formula for damage area is put forward, which can be available for guiding engineering ice-breaking underwater blast.

Keywords: ice sheet; underwater explosion; ice; damage

Journal Title: Applied Ocean Research
Year Published: 2020

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