@misc{Zbigniew_SURMA_Ballistic_2023-03-31, author={Zbigniew SURMA and Zbigniew SURMA}, copyright={Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna}, copyright={Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna}, address={Warszawa}, address={Warszawa}, howpublished={online}, year={2023-03-31}, year={2023-03-31}, publisher={Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna}, publisher={Wojskowa Akademia Techniczna}, language={angielski}, language={angielski}, abstract={A physical model and specificity of a two-stage light gas gun propulsion system are presented in this paper. For the considered system, a mathematical model of phenomena inside a combustion chamber, a light gas filled chamber, and a barrel was worked out. A numerical solution of the proposed model for the considered propulsion system gives pressures of powder gases, pressure of light gas, and motion parameters of a piston and a projectile. On the basis of the results of the accomplished calculations, influence of system structural parameters on the maximum pressure inside a compression chamber and a muzzle velocity of a projectile has been analysed. The final results of this work were used for development of the first in Poland a laboratory station with two-stage light gas gun intended for experimental investigation in the field of terminal ballistics of objects moving at hypersonic velocities.}, abstract={A physical model and specificity of a two-stage light gas gun propulsion system are presented in this paper. For the considered system, a mathematical model of phenomena inside a combustion chamber, a light gas filled chamber, and a barrel was worked out. A numerical solution of the proposed model for the considered propulsion system gives pressures of powder gases, pressure of light gas, and motion parameters of a piston and a projectile. On the basis of the results of the accomplished calculations, influence of system structural parameters on the maximum pressure inside a compression chamber and a muzzle velocity of a projectile has been analysed. The final results of this work were used for development of the first in Poland a laboratory station with two-stage light gas gun intended for experimental investigation in the field of terminal ballistics of objects moving at hypersonic velocities.}, type={artykuł}, type={artykuł}, title={Ballistic Model of Two-Stage Light Gas Gun}, title={Ballistic Model of Two-Stage Light Gas Gun}, keywords={Dwustopniowy układ miotający, Dwustopniowy układ miotający}, }