Research the explosive train detonation time of the electronic time fuze for the underwater pressure device
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https://doi.org/10.54939/1859-1043.j.mst.91.2023.106-114Keywords:
Electronic time fuze; Underwater pressure device; Explosive train; Detonation time.Abstract
In this paper, using numerical simulation combined with experiment, the detonation time of the explosive train of the electronic time fuze from the signal source to the fuze booster has been determined. The results show that the influence of the transmission line and the connector on the detonation train time is very small, this influence in the design can be ignored. The results after the study are proven experimentally and the experimental results show that the simulation results are reliable and highly applicable. The results of the article are applied to manufacturing and testing electronic time fuze use for the underwater pressure device.
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