PREPARATION METHOD OF MULTI-BULLET-RESISTANT CERAMIC AND BULLETPROOF INSERT PLATE
20260126274 ยท 2026-05-07
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C04B35/573
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B32B2571/02
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B32B18/00
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B32B2307/54
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C04B35/65
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C04B37/008
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B32B2262/106
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C04B2235/786
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F41H5/0428
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
B32B5/12
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
International classification
F41H5/04
MECHANICAL ENGINEERING; LIGHTING; HEATING; WEAPONS; BLASTING
B32B18/00
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B32B5/02
PERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
B32B5/12
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C04B35/573
CHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
C04B35/626
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C04B35/65
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Abstract
A preparation method of a multi-bullet-resistant ceramic and a bulletproof insert plate are provided; the ceramic is made by sintering silicon carbide and/or boron carbide and the sintering is one or more of high-temperature sintering, reactive sintering, hot-pressed sintering, or pressureless sintering. The average grain size of the ceramic is 200 to 380 m, the Vickers hardness is 23.5 GPa to 34 GPa, and the compression strength is 2200 MPa to 3100 MPa. The back bulge generated during bullet penetration can be effectively lowered on the precondition of ensuring the bulletproof insert plate is not penetrated by the bullet, fully satisfying the multi-faceted bulletproof requirements of the new-generation protective insert plate.
Claims
1. A preparation method of a multi-bullet-resistant ceramic, comprising sintering silicon carbide and/or boron carbide, wherein sintering is one or more of high-temperature sintering, reactive sintering, hot-pressed sintering, or pressureless sintering; in the reactive sintering, a sintering temperature is 1750 C. to 1900 C., a holding time is 4 to 6 hours; in the hot-pressed sintering, a sintering temperature is 2100 C. to 2250 C., a pressure is 30 Mpa, and a holding time is 2 to 3 hours; in the pressureless sintering, a sintering temperature is 2050 C. to 2150 C., and a holding time is 3 to 5 hours.
2. The preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic of claim 1, wherein the silicon carbide and/or the boron carbide are obtained by performing ball milling mixing and centrifugation atomization pelletization with a moulding agent or a sintering aid; a time of the ball milling mixing is 12 to 24 h, an inlet temperature of the centrifugation atomization pelletization is 150 to 210 C., and an outlet temperature is 80 to 110 C.; a use amount of the moulding agent or the sintering aid is 2% to 15%.
3. A ceramic made by the preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic of claim 1, wherein an average grain size of the ceramic is 200 to 380 m, Vickers hardness is 23.5 GPa to 34 GPa, and a compression strength is 2200 MPa to 3100 MPa.
4. A multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate based on the ceramic of claim 3, wherein a crack-arrest layer, a bulletproof ceramic panel, and an energy-absorbing backplate are sequentially bonded with a binder from surface to inside; a surface density is less than 25 kg/m.sup.2 sufficient to withstand four DBP95 type 5.8 mm bullets without a full penetration, and all back bulges are less than 25 mm.
5. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 4, wherein the crack-arrest layer is composed of an aramid woven cloth with a surface density of 0.4 to 0.8 kg/m.sup.2; a surface density of the bulletproof ceramic panel is 10.5 to 13.5 kg/m.sup.2; an energy-absorbing layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a unidirectional (UD) cloth of polyethylene with an ultrahigh molecular weight, with a surface density of 9.2 to 14.0 kg/m.sup.2.
6. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 5, wherein a support layer is disposed between the bulletproof ceramic panel and the energy-absorbing backplate, and the support layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a carbon fiber unidirectional cloth or an aramid unidirectional cloth, with a surface density less than 1.8 kg/m.sup.2.
7. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 6, wherein the aramid woven cloth is a para-aramid (aroma II) woven cloth or a heterocyclic aramid (aroma III) woven cloth, and the aramid unidirectional cloth is a para-aramid (aroma II) unidirectional cloth or a heterocyclic aramid (aroma III) unidirectional cloth.
8. A preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 4, comprising the following steps: 1) preparing the bulletproof ceramic panel with the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic; 2) pressing and compositing a unidirectional cloth of a polyethylene fiber with an ultrahigh molecular weight under a compositing condition of 128 C. and 25 MPa for a compositing time of 25 to 30 minutes, to obtain the energy-absorbing backplate; 3) laminating the crack-arrest layer composed of an aramid woven cloth, the bulletproof ceramic panel obtained in the step 1), and the energy-absorbing backplate obtained in the step 2) sequentially with a binder layer and compositing under a condition of 128 C. and 1.0 MPa.
9. The preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 8, wherein a support layer is disposed between the bulletproof ceramic panel and the energy-absorbing backplate, and the support layer is prepared with an aramid UD cloth.
10. The preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 9, wherein the support layer is prepared in the following step: pressing and compositing the aramid UD cloth under a condition of 128 C. and 25 MPa for a compositing time of 10 min.
11. The ceramic of claim 3, wherein in preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic, the silicon carbide and/or the boron carbide are obtained by performing ball milling mixing and centrifugation atomization pelletization with a moulding agent or a sintering aid; a time of the ball milling mixing is 12 to 24 h, an inlet temperature of the centrifugation atomization pelletization is 150 to 210 C., and an outlet temperature is 80 to 110 C.; a use amount of the moulding agent or the sintering aid is 2% to 15%.
12. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 4, wherein a support layer is disposed between the bulletproof ceramic panel and the energy-absorbing backplate, and the support layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a carbon fiber unidirectional cloth or an aramid UD cloth, with a surface density less than 1.8 kg/m.sup.2.
13. The preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 8, wherein in the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate, the crack-arrest layer is composed of the aramid woven cloth with a surface density of 0.4 to 0.8 kg/m.sup.2; a surface density of the bulletproof ceramic panel is 10.5 to 13.5 kg/m.sup.2; an energy-absorbing layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a unidirectional cloth of polyethylene with an ultrahigh molecular weight, with a surface density of 9.2 to 14.0 kg/m.sup.2.
14. The preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 13, wherein in the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate, a support layer is disposed between the bulletproof ceramic panel and the energy-absorbing backplate, and the support layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a carbon fiber unidirectional cloth or an aramid unidirectional cloth, with a surface density less than 1.8 kg/m.sup.2.
15. The preparation method of the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 14, wherein in the multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate, the aramid woven cloth is a para-aramid (aroma II) woven cloth or a heterocyclic aramid (aroma III) woven cloth, and the aramid unidirectional cloth is a para-aramid (aroma II) unidirectional cloth or a heterocyclic aramid (aroma III) unidirectional cloth.
16. A multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate based on the ceramic of claim 11, wherein a crack-arrest layer, a bulletproof ceramic panel, and an energy-absorbing backplate are sequentially bonded with a binder from surface to inside; a surface density is less than 25 kg/m.sup.2 sufficient to withstand four DBP95 type 5.8 mm bullets without a full penetration, and all back bulges are less than 25 mm.
17. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 16, wherein the crack-arrest layer is composed of an aramid woven cloth with a surface density of 0.4 to 0.8 kg/m.sup.2; a surface density of the bulletproof ceramic panel is 10.5 to 13.5 kg/m.sup.2; an energy-absorbing layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a unidirectional cloth of polyethylene with an ultrahigh molecular weight, with a surface density of 9.2 to 14.0 kg/m.sup.2.
18. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 16, wherein a support layer is disposed between the bulletproof ceramic panel and the energy-absorbing backplate, and the support layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a carbon fiber unidirectional cloth or an aramid unidirectional cloth, with a surface density less than 1.8 kg/m.sup.2.
19. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 17, wherein a support layer is disposed between the bulletproof ceramic panel and the energy-absorbing backplate, and the support layer is formed by laminating and hot-curing a carbon fiber unidirectional cloth or an aramid unidirectional cloth, with a surface density less than 1.8 kg/m.sup.2.
20. The multi-bullet-resistant ceramic protective insert plate of claim 19, wherein the aramid woven cloth is a para-aramid (aroma II) woven cloth or a heterocyclic aramid (aroma III) woven cloth, and the aramid unidirectional cloth is a para-aramid (aroma II) unidirectional cloth or a heterocyclic aramid (aroma III) unidirectional cloth.
Description
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
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[0037] The technical solutions of the present disclosure will be fully and clearly described below in combination with the examples of the present disclosure. Apparently, the examples described herein are only some examples of the present disclosure rather than all examples. All other examples obtained by those skilled in the arts based on these examples of the present disclosure without carrying out creative work shall fall within the scope of protection of the present disclosure.
Example 1
[0038] With reference to
[0042] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plate. One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on the insert plate respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, none of the four bullets penetrates the target with the back bulge value being 19.5 to 24.5 mm and averaging at 23.7 mm.
Example 2
[0043] With reference to
[0048] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plate. One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on the insert plate respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, none of the four bullets penetrates the target with the back bulge value being 17.2 to 23.5 mm and averaging at 22.1 mm.
Example 3
[0049] With reference to
[0053] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plate. One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on the insert plate respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, none of the four bullets penetrates the target with the back bulge value being 19.2 to 24.6 mm and averaging at 23.2 mm.
Example 4
[0054] With reference to
[0058] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plate. One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on the insert plate respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, none of the four bullets penetrates the target with the back bulge value being 18.2 to 23.1 mm and averaging at 21.9 mm.
Control Example 1
[0059] The control example 1 is identical to the embodiment 1 in other process parameters than the sintering temperature and time of the silicon carbide ceramic.
[0060] With reference to
[0064] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plates (six plates). One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on each of the insert plates respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, two of the above six plates each are penetrated by one shot, and the back bulge value of the bullet point of impact not penetrated ranges from 24.2 to 33.1 mm, averaging at 27.9 mm.
Control Example 2
[0065] The control example 2 is identical to the embodiment 2 in other process parameters than the sintering temperature and time of the boron carbide ceramic.
[0066] With reference to
[0071] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plates (six plates). One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on each of the insert plates respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, one of the above six plates is penetrated by two shots, and one is penetrated by one shot; and the back bulge value of the bullet point of impact not penetrated ranges from 19.2 to 28.5 mm, averaging at 25.5 mm.
Control Example 3
[0072] The control example 3 is identical to the embodiment 3 in other process parameters than the sintering temperature and time of the boron carbide ceramic.
[0073] With reference to
[0077] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plates (six plates). One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on each of the insert plates respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, two of the above six plates each are penetrated by one shot; and the back bulge value of the bullet point of impact not penetrated ranges from 24.2 to 30.1 mm, averaging at 27.0 mm.
Control Example 4
[0078] The control example 4 is identical to the embodiment 4 in other process parameters than the sintering temperature and time of the composite ceramic of silicon carbide/boron carbide.
[0079] With reference to
[0083] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plates (six plates). One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on each of the insert plates respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. In the above target test, three of the above six plates each are penetrated by one shot, and the back bulge value of the bullet point of impact not penetrated ranges from 24.2 to 29.1 mm, averaging at 26.9 mm.
Control Example 5
[0084] The control example 5 is similar to the embodiment 2 in basic process line and armor structure. With reference to
[0089] According to the standard of GA141-2010 Policemen Bulletproof Vests, test is performed on the above bulletproof insert plates. One DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullet is shot onto proper positions at the upper left part, lower right part, lower left part and upper right part on each of the insert plates respectively under the test conditions: the distance of the bullet point of impact from the edge of the insert plate is not less than 50 mm; the distance between two bullet points of impact is 10010 mm; the bullet velocity is 94010 m/s; angle of incidence is 0; and the shooting distance is 15 m. Target test is performed on two same target plates obtained in the above process. One of the two target plates is not penetrated by four bullets, with the back bulge value ranging from 24.2 to 32.5 mm and averaging at 28.9 mm; the other target plate is not penetrated by the first, second and fourth bullets but penetrated by the third bullet.
[0090] The implementation effect of the all examples and control examples are as indicated in
TABLE-US-00001 TABLE 1 Control Control Source of ceramic panel Example 1 example 1 Example 2 example 2 Example 3 Manufacturing process of Reactive Reactive Hot-pressed Hot-pressed Pressureless ceramic panel sintering sintering sintering sintering sintering Silicon Silicon boron boron boron carbide carbide carbide carbide carbide ceramic Vickers 23.8 22.0 33.8 32.0 31.8 performance hardness/GPa Compression 2250 2110 2950 3010 2950 strength/MPa fracture 1.75 2.75 1.25 3.25 1.75 toughness/MPa .Math. m.sup.1/2 Grain scale/m 210 54 350 50 300 surface density of the crack- 0.4 0.4 0.8 0.8 0.4 arrest layer/kg .Math. m.sup.2 Surface density of the ceramic 14 14 12.2 12.2 11.5 panel/kg .Math. m.sup.2 surface density of the support / / 1.8 1.8 / layer/kg .Math. m.sup.2 surface density of the energy- 10.2 10.2 9.8 9.8 12.8 absorbing layer/kg .Math. m.sup.2 implementation effect (back All Some All Some All bulge range/average back unpenetrated; penetrated; unpenetrated; penetrated; unpenetrated; bulge)/mm 19.5-24.5/23.7 24.2-33.1/27.9 17.2-23.5/22.1 19.2-28.5/25.5 19.2-24.6/23.2 Control Control Control Source of ceramic panel example 3 Example 4 example 4 example 5 Manufacturing process of Pressureless Reactive Reactive Hot-pressed ceramic panel sintering sintering sintering sintering boron composite composite boron carbide ceramic ceramic carbide Ceramic Vickers hardness/GPa 29.5 26.5 25.2 29.5 Compression 2900 2710 2600 2650 strength/MPa fracture 3.05 1.85 3.25 toughness/MPa .Math. m.sup.1/2 Grain scale/m 35 250 45 63 surface density of the crack- 0.4 0.4 0.4 0.8 arrest layer/kg .Math. m.sup.2 Surface density of the 11.5 14.2 14.2 12.2 ceramic panel/kg .Math. m.sup.2 surface density of the support / / / 1.8 layer/kg .Math. m.sup.2 surface density of the energy- 12.8 10.2 10.2 9.8 absorbing layer/kg .Math. m.sup.2 implementation effect (back Some All Some Penetrated; bulge range/average back penetrated; unpenetrated; penetrated; 24.2-32.5 bulge)/mm 24.2-30.1/27.0 18.2-23.1/21.9 19.5-24.5/23.7
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[0091] The present disclosure provides a multi-bullet-resistant ceramic and in particular a preparation method of a bulletproof ceramic made from silicon carbide or boron carbide or both of them. The ceramic undergoes ultrahigh temperature sintering and then has coarse grain structure, higher and more uniform hardness and compression strength, and higher impact brittleness. Therefore, it is a ceramic having specific metallographic structure and mechanical performance. The main mechanism for the composite armor to withstand the penetration of bullets is as follows: the bulletproof ceramic panel exerts its bullet-breaking efficacy based on its characteristics of high hardness and high strength to break the penetrating bullets; in the continued penetration of the bullets, sharp abrasion with the debris produced by the ceramic break further consumes the mass and kinetic energy of the bullets; the bullets penetrating the ceramic panel enable the fiber material of the backplate to generate shear and elongation, so as to consume remaining kinetic energy of the bullets and lodge the bullets into the backplate, thus preventing the bullets from penetrating the armor. The support material in the bulletproof backplate of the present disclosure has relatively high rigidity capable of preventing the ceramic panel from generating excessively bending during the penetration process of the bullets so as to fully exert the bullet-breaking efficacy of the ceramic panel. Furthermore, the increased grain size of the ceramic microstructure can improve the hardness and compression strength of the ceramic and the proper brittleness performance also can enable the ceramic around the bullet point of impact to be fully broken, so as to increase the consumption of the kinetic energy and mass of the bullets and make larger the included angle (spacing) between multiple cracks generated. In this way, the subsequent bullet point of impact is more possibly located at a complete ceramic position, improving its capability against penetration. The bulletproof insert plate composited by such ceramics and the proper backplate has the advantages of low volume weight and high bulletproofness and thus can be used as insert plate for protecting human body to withstand the multi-bullet penetration of medium and small-caliber bullets, for example, DBP95 type 5.8 mm (steel core) bullets.
[0092] Furthermore, for small-caliber bullets, the direct breaking scope (broken cone area) generated on the ceramic panel is relatively small. But the cracks generated by a previous bullet on the ceramic panel may directly affect the bulletproof efficacy of the subsequent bullet point of impact. In an ideal state, the cracks are limited within a limited scope. But, for those brittle materials such as ceramics, it is impossible to achieve the ideal state. This is also a major reason why the actual test on many solutions for toughening the ceramics is poor.
[0093] The above descriptions are about preferred embodiments of the present disclosure. It should be pointed out that those improvements and modifications made by those skilled in the arts without departing from the principle of the present disclosure shall fall within the scope of protection of the present disclosure.