journal article·2006-10

Lightweight ceramic composite armour system

E. Medvedovski

Advances in Applied Ceramics· Volume 105· Issue 5
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Abstract

The development of lightweight armour systems for ballistic protection is under continuing attention of the manufacturers and users. A new design of the composite armour systems has been developed and ballistically tested. A new armour system consists of a ceramic plate, an intermediate ceramic–polymer layer and a polymer fibre lining as a backing material. The proposed composite armour systems prepared with a use of specially selected compositions of the intermediate layer promoting the absorption of the kinetic energy of projectiles provide adequate ballistic protection to National Institute of Justice (NIJ) level III and level IV, and they successfully withstand multiple hits.
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OpenAlex topics: Automotive and Human Injury Biomechanics · High-Velocity Impact and Material Behavior · Cellular and Composite Structures

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