In this paper, the structure of a new chaotic bitwise dynamical system （CBDS） is described. Compared to our previous research work, it uses various random bitwise operations instead of only one. The chaotic behavior...In this paper, the structure of a new chaotic bitwise dynamical system （CBDS） is described. Compared to our previous research work, it uses various random bitwise operations instead of only one. The chaotic behavior of CBDS is mathemat- ically proven according to the Devaney＇s definition, and its statistical properties are verified both for uniformity and by a comprehensive, reputed and stringent battery of tests called TestU01. Furthermore, a systematic methodology developing the parallel computations is proposed for FPGA platform-based realization of this CBDS. Experiments finally validate the proposed systematic methodology.展开更多
This study aims at investigating the ballistic resistance and energy absorption in woven E-glass composite panels,considering different projectile nose shapes and oblique incidence angles.To that scope,three-dimension...This study aims at investigating the ballistic resistance and energy absorption in woven E-glass composite panels,considering different projectile nose shapes and oblique incidence angles.To that scope,three-dimensional finite element(FE)models of both projectiles and the laminated target are developed and numerical investigations are carried out using Abaqus Explicit solver.The composite damage model’s constitutive law encompasses nonlinear material response,material properties degradation,progressive failure,and an element deletion strategy.The cohesive surface technique is used to represent the interface between two adjacent plies in the laminate,and the traction-separation law is used to characterize the behaviors of interlaminar degradation and failure.Material responses attributable to fiber rupture,matrix cracking,and plasticity caused by micro-matrix cracking due to shear loading are taken into account with suitable damage evolution laws.The computational framework is first validated against the experimental results reported in the literature by performing ballistic impact tests on the target laminate with conical,hemispherical and blunt-ended projectile,and the numerical results showed a good comparison in terms of residual velocity.Subsequently the framework is explored in simulating more complex failure mechanisms,with particular emphasis on the influence of the impact angle of obliquity,a parameter that is not usually analyzed in the literature.In that regard,the effects of normal and oblique impact on the damage morphologies and ballistic behavior of the fabric composite target in terms of energy absorption,impact contact force,and projectile residual velocity are conducted and analyzed,comparatively.The findings showed that the ballistic impact behavior of target composite is substantially influenced by projectile nose shape and incidence angle obliquity.展开更多
基金Project supported by China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2014M552175)the Scientific Research Foundation for the Returned Overseas Chinese Scholars,Chinese Education Ministry+1 种基金the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.61172023)the Specialized Research Foundation of Doctoral Subjects of Chinese Education Ministry(Grant No.20114420110003)
文摘In this paper, the structure of a new chaotic bitwise dynamical system （CBDS） is described. Compared to our previous research work, it uses various random bitwise operations instead of only one. The chaotic behavior of CBDS is mathemat- ically proven according to the Devaney＇s definition, and its statistical properties are verified both for uniformity and by a comprehensive, reputed and stringent battery of tests called TestU01. Furthermore, a systematic methodology developing the parallel computations is proposed for FPGA platform-based realization of this CBDS. Experiments finally validate the proposed systematic methodology.
文摘This study aims at investigating the ballistic resistance and energy absorption in woven E-glass composite panels,considering different projectile nose shapes and oblique incidence angles.To that scope,three-dimensional finite element(FE)models of both projectiles and the laminated target are developed and numerical investigations are carried out using Abaqus Explicit solver.The composite damage model’s constitutive law encompasses nonlinear material response,material properties degradation,progressive failure,and an element deletion strategy.The cohesive surface technique is used to represent the interface between two adjacent plies in the laminate,and the traction-separation law is used to characterize the behaviors of interlaminar degradation and failure.Material responses attributable to fiber rupture,matrix cracking,and plasticity caused by micro-matrix cracking due to shear loading are taken into account with suitable damage evolution laws.The computational framework is first validated against the experimental results reported in the literature by performing ballistic impact tests on the target laminate with conical,hemispherical and blunt-ended projectile,and the numerical results showed a good comparison in terms of residual velocity.Subsequently the framework is explored in simulating more complex failure mechanisms,with particular emphasis on the influence of the impact angle of obliquity,a parameter that is not usually analyzed in the literature.In that regard,the effects of normal and oblique impact on the damage morphologies and ballistic behavior of the fabric composite target in terms of energy absorption,impact contact force,and projectile residual velocity are conducted and analyzed,comparatively.The findings showed that the ballistic impact behavior of target composite is substantially influenced by projectile nose shape and incidence angle obliquity.
