Analytic Model of Capture Probability for Salvo of Two Electromagnetic Launched Anti-torpedo Torpedoes.

Received: 14 June 2024, Revised: 16 June 2024, Accepted: 07 Aug 2024, Available online: 18 Aug 2024, Version of Record: 18 Aug 2024

Baoqi Wu; Xiaocun Guan; Shaohua Guan

Abstract


To pre-estimate the capture probability of electromagnetic coil salvo two anti-torpedo torpedoes (ATTs), an analytic model is proposed. Based on the analysis of the influencing factors, including the target position dispersion of the incoming torpedo, the entry point's dispersion of the electromagnetic launched ATT, the underwater tracking speed and heading error of the ATT, and the differences between the salvo and single launch mode, a single integral analytic model of the capture probability is established. The course errors of the ATTs are comprehensively calculated utilizing search model, and the search boundaries of the two ATTs are calculated using the geometric method, taking the optimal searching course of the virtual single launch ATT as the desired searching course of the parallel salvo of the two ATTs. The calculation results of the proposed analytic model are consistent with the statistical results of the Monte Carlo approach through simulation comparison and analysis. The proposed analytic model's consequences for decision-making and effect assessment are discussed.
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FACTOR analysisTORPEDOESPROBABILITY theoryDECISION makingDISPERSION (Chemistry)



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