The investigation of the coefficients of materials of hard hulls of autonomous deep-underwater vehicles

Abstract

The conceptional projecting of new type of marine technique presented by autonomous underwater vehicles based on new type of materials for hard hulls. As is known, the quality of the materials of hard hulls depends on the Poisson coefficient and the modulus of elasticity (Young), which play an important role in calculating the critical pressure for stability. The problem of finding the optimum values of these coefficients (the maximum of the critical pressure) is of great interest for the creation of ideal materials for the hard hulls of underwater vehicles. Such a problem must be solved in conjunction with the task of optimizing another coefficient - the material's fluidity module. In the Investigations it is very important to accurately calculate the critical pressure for the stability of the hard hulls of underwater vehicles. This method of exact calculation has been created and tested in practice for known materials: aluminum alloy, steel, titanium and fiberglass. The method was also used to solve the problem of creating a new type of material for hard hulls with optimal values of the yield coefficients, Jung and Poisson.