Modeling theory of artillery system

Author: Xinzhong Kuai
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book introduces the modeling methods of artillery systems based on multibody theory. Multibody theory is a unique modeling theory developed in the latter half of the 20th century, with its major feature being the realization of the generalization of artillery dynamics models and providing a theoretical foundation for computer-automated system modeling. The book primarily describes the development and application of modern modeling theories in artillery system modeling, including the absolute coordinate method (Haug theory), the relative coordinate method (K-H theory), the generalized dynamic-static method, the velocity matrix method, collisions in multibody systems, and the rotation gauge theory, among others. This book can serve as a reference for engineering technicians engaged in the research and development of artillery and automatic weapons, as well as for faculty and graduate students in relevant disciplines at universities.