Today, tungsten alloy military products are widely used in the military field, mainly for bullets, armor-piercing bullets, warheads, grenades, artillery, tank guns, etc. One of the main uses of tungsten alloy military products is as a kinetic energy armor-piercing warhead to replace depleted uranium. According to the research of military researchers, the reason why depleted uranium has a super high armor-piercing ability is because the depleted uranium projectile will produce adiabatic shearing effect during the armor-piercing process, which will lead to sharpening of the material, and the warhead will not be able to penetrate the armor during the armor-piercing process. Has been punched into a mushroom shape for improved armor penetration. Therefore, military researchers believe that if the adiabatic shear effect of tungsten alloy materials is improved, tungsten alloys can completely replace depleted uranium (depleted uranium will cause serious environmental pollution).
Earth penetrators have a great role in the military field. The penetrating bomb is dropped from a high altitude by a bomber, and uses kinetic energy to penetrate the surface, enter the underground bunker, and detonate in the underground bunker, thereby destroying the underground bunker.
But the main problem is that in the process of penetrating the bunker, the surface will generate a lot of heat, which will affect the penetration of the penetrating bomb. The military plans to use tungsten alloy material for the warhead material of the ground penetrating bomb
As early as World War II, tungsten alloy military products were widely used in the military field. At that time, Portugal had abundant tungsten ore reserves and was widely used in the military field.
The use of tungsten alloy military products.
In order to avoid environmental pollution caused by military materials, tungsten alloy military products are gradually replacing lead and depleted uranium for bullets and armor-piercing projectiles. In the military field, tungsten alloy military products are gradually becoming popular. Tungsten alloy military products can be made into non-toxic armor-piercing bullets with excellent armor-piercing performance. Tungsten alloy is an ideal material for armor-piercing projectiles.
Due to the high hardness and high temperature resistance of tungsten alloy, as early as the 1940s, tungsten alloy military products began to be widely used.
