Analysis of Free Motion Characteristics for Dual-Spin Projectile

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On the basis of dual-spin projectile multi-body characteristics, the angular motion model is established in the quasi-body coordinates. Through linearization, the system dynamic stability factor and gyroscopic stability factor are obtained by differential equations characteristic roots. There is also informative to compare the dual-spin projectile gyroscopic stability factor to the conventional rigid projectile results. The comparison can be viewed where the influence of the spin rates ration γfa and the ratio of inertia moments Cf/Ca on the ratio Sg/Syg of the gyroscopic stability factors. Through the numerical example, the dual-spin projectile has a similar stability to that of a conventional rigid projectile, and the curves of the relationship between the ratio Sg/Syg of the gyroscopic stability factors with the ratio of spin rates γfa and the ratio of inertia moments Cf/Ca are got by simulation.

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