ANALYSIS OF REQUIREMENTS TO THE METHOD OF LAUNCH OF ANTI-SHIP MISSILES DEFINED BY THE SPECIFICITY OF MODERN MARINE WEAPONS AND STRATEGIES FOR THE COMBAT USE OF THE NAVY

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choice of launch method for anti-ship missiles, limitations due to the level of thrust-to-weight ratio of the missile, requirements for firing targets on the near border, initial stages of development of vertical launch launchers
Abstract

The article shows that the specific features of the combat application of anti-ship missile systems require, when choosing the method of missile launch, taking into account the limitations caused by the level of thrust-to-weight ratio of the missile, requirements for firing at targets on the short range, increasing requirements for missile reliability during its long-term storage and operation in the field conditions. Satisfaction of the specified requirements for anti-ship missile complexes is most fully achieved by application of vertical gas-dynamic method of missile launch with forced declination of the missile on the trajectory of the required movement.

The use of vertical gas-dynamic container launch of anti-ship missiles of coastal missile systems makes it necessary to address the optimal choice of mass and energy characteristics of the «container-missile» subsystem.

The presented approach can be used at the initial stages of development of launch units of missile systems vertical launch to solve the issues of selecting the optimal design of the subsystem «container-missile» and launch units as a whole.

Author Biographies
  1. Igor Zvershkhovskyi, State Enterprise "State Design Bureau "Luch""

    Candidate of Technical Sciences 

  2. Mariya Zirka, Central Scientific Research Institute of Armament and Military Equipment of the Armed Forces of Ukraine

    Candidate of Technical Sciences

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2022-03-31
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ANALYSIS OF REQUIREMENTS TO THE METHOD OF LAUNCH OF ANTI-SHIP MISSILES DEFINED BY THE SPECIFICITY OF MODERN MARINE WEAPONS AND STRATEGIES FOR THE COMBAT USE OF THE NAVY. (2022). Weapons and Military Equipment, 33(1), 74-81. https://doi.org/10.34169/2414-0651.2022.1(33).74-81

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