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Why do Pakistanis insist on comparing their cheap Chinese knockoff with heavier MBT's?
A Heavy MBT would eat Khalid for breakfast.
Seriously are you sane
Well, if that's your take, why don't you provide or come up with something better for the protection levels. There is no problem with estimations, so long as you estimate all vehicles by the same method and the method isn't biased towards one or the other vehicle or amor approach. If the estimate is off it will be of systematically i.e. for all and for all the same.Wow you come up with a shitty site that is copied from Wikishmedia and uses Computer Simulation armor models?
No current MBT has ever been evaluated on its armor consistency and protection, those numbers are estimations by non experts for computer simulations.
Maybe so. Question is: do you have anything better? Surely, there are standardized methods to compare armor penetration capability for guns and ballistic protection levels for armored vehicles, including tanks/MBTs.....unfortunately, your quoted website is a tank sim inspired fantasy and refuted by many around the web.
Reality is, the two tanks are meant to fulfill desired roles they are designed for. It is not appropriate to compare apple with tomato.
"I" being BLACKEAGLE defence.pk ELITE MEMBERBelow I present a list of frontal armour estimations (RHAe) for wargamers.
Plz, take a look at the table in the following link, it would be much easier to read:http://collinsj.tripod.com/protect.htm
http://ciar.org/ttk/mbt/papers/symp_19/TB151159.pdfThe armor protection levels and specific armor designs being projected for future threat vehicles drive the selection of the main armaments for next generation medium caliber platforms. The designs of these armors are usually based on the estimated protection level of the threat vehicle. This process is complicated by the fact that the level of equivalent armor protection, as expressed in terms of millimeters of rolled homogeneous armor, is a function of the projectile material, its geometry, impact velocity, and the method by which it is determined. Hence, the armor protection level assigned to an armor package is by no
means a unique number. The means by which the RHA equivalence is defined and how it will be used should be clearly understood before it is released as a protection level.
Seems like people with new recruit status know better and therefor think they have the right to go around insulting people randomly. Keep it up and see how long you last here..Seams like any idiot can get PDF Think Tank: Analyst rank when quoting some idiotic computer simulations numbers that have no physical credibility to even be considered.
http://ciar.org/ttk/mbt/papers/symp_19/TB151159.pdfCONCLUSIONS
The protection level of a threat vehicle cannot be defined by one RHA-e value; it de-
pends on several factors: penetrator material, penetrator geometry, target configuration,
RHA penetration, and the method and RHA baseline used. It has been shown that the
RHA-e for one medium caliber target evaluated with several projectiles can vary by more
than 100%. Even for an RHA target evaluated with one penetrator, the RHA-e can also
vary by more than 100%, depending on the method, the velocity, and the baseline used.
If only one value for the protection level is used, penetrators are designed to perforate
the maximum amount of RHA. Most actual armor is not monolithic RHA and consists of
many different materials and configurations. Therefore, the defeat mechanism is often
drastically different to perforate this armor than the deformation process for RHA pene-
tration. A penetrator designed to penetrate the maximum amount of RHA may not be the
optimum design for more complex armor designs.
The final use of the RHA-e should dictate which method is used to define the protec-
tion level. If the final use is the perforation range, the range at which the target is just per-
forated, the VL and the perforation baseline should be used. If a protection level and a
desired lethality are being computed, then the PR method and the penetration baseline
should probably be used. In this case, a baseline RHA-e must be established as a function
of velocity to clearly show how the projectiles are affected at different levels of over-
match.
Finally, whenever possible, the actual range targets and standard behind-armor letha-
lity methods should be used to accurately estimate the performance of a projectile against
a threat vehicle. Obviously, this is too expensive and time consuming for most applica-
tions. Therefore, all the points presented in this paper must be considered when RHA-e is
used as the threat protection level when future armaments for medium caliber platforms
are selected.
I.e. doctrine, tactics and lots of training.The armour on the M1 is literally made of the proverbial adamantium. Sure the AK can get it, if the Abrams stands still and lets itself get hit in the same spot multiple times. The only possible way for an AK to get a Abrams would be to flank it and aim for the weaker spots. So the equation will boil down to speed , manoeuvrability and situational awareness.
With Armour even the AK-2 would lose out.
Clearly, I'm not the only one relying on estimates.
http://ciar.org/ttk/mbt/papers/symp_19/TB151159.pdf
Seems like people with new recruit status know better and therefor think they have the right to go around insulting people randomly. Keep it up and see how long you last here..
http://ciar.org/ttk/mbt/papers/symp_19/TB151159.pdf
But do we have an alternative we could use here?
I'm confused; how would those two tanks meet in battle? Arjun vs. AK makes more sense.
Saddam's tanks were manned by idiots. Moreover, their tanks were lower grade models of what was already a second rate tank. But yeah, eventually you will see ratio's of 4-1 Abrams if crews of equal skill are taken and it is assumed that both have equal situational awareness and support. Ideal scenarios never exist.Al-Khalid will get annihilated just like Saddam's tanks during the first gulf War.
Al-Khalid will get annihilated just like Saddam's tanks during the first gulf War.
Ever wonder how that 300 RHA at 2km was esdtablished? Empirically or modelled?
Well, if that's your take, why don't you provide or come up with something better for the protection levels. There is no problem with estimations, so long as you estimate all vehicles by the same method and the method isn't biased towards one or the other vehicle or amor approach. If the estimate is off it will be of systematically i.e. for all and for all the same.
Maybe so. Question is: do you have anything better? Surely, there are standardized methods to compare armor penetration capability for guns and ballistic protection levels for armored vehicles, including tanks/MBTs.....
See e.g. here Tank Protection Levels
"I" being BLACKEAGLE defence.pk ELITE MEMBER
Clearly, I'm not the only one relying on estimates.
http://ciar.org/ttk/mbt/papers/symp_19/TB151159.pdf
Seems like people with new recruit status know better and therefor think they have the right to go around insulting people randomly. Keep it up and see how long you last here..
http://ciar.org/ttk/mbt/papers/symp_19/TB151159.pdf
But do we have an alternative we could use here?