Tom Cat Designs LLC Protective Hull Modeling & Simulation Results For Iteration 1

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Tom Cat Designs LLC Protective Hull Modeling & Simulation Results For Iteration 1 Sebastian Karwaczynski 24- October- 2011 DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT A. Approved for public release; distribution is unlimited.

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2 Table Of Contents Fit and Function Analysis Mobility Analysis Blast Analysis Design Suggestions Conclusion

Fit and Function Analysis 9 9 Deg Underbody Kit

Fit and Function Analysis 9 Underbody kit is bolted through frame on both sides (8) bolts 18 23 28 in 22 During installation/removal of the underbody kit, the attachment locations are potentially difficult to reach. All 8 bolts are blind operation.

Fit and Function Analysis 9

Fit and Function Analysis 22 BELLY PLATE ASS Y

Fit and Function Analysis 22 BELLY PLATE IS BOLTED TO VEHICLE FRAME

Fit and Function Analysis 22 Transmission housing

Fit and Function Analysis 22

Fit and Function Analysis 22

Fit and Finish Analysis During installation/removal of the underbody kit, the attachment locations are potentially difficult to reach. All 8 installation bolts are blind operation. 11

12 Mobility Analysis Maneuver Requirement Baseline w/v-hull Baseline w/ogpk & V-hull AVTP 43 MPH 44 42 SS 40% 93.0 87.6 RMS 1.00 30 MPH 50 50 RMS 1.50 20 MPH 20 20 RMS 2.00 15 MPH 10 10 RMS 2.50 13 MPH 5 5 HR4 50 MPH 50 50 HR6 16 MPH 45 45 HR8 15 MPH 35 35 HR10 5 MPH 30 30 CLEARANCE - HULL TO GROUND (IN) STEP 18 IN Front Middle Rear Front Middle Rear 5 5.2 4.0 2.8 5.2 4.0 2.7 6 5.0 3.5 2.0 5.0 3.5 2.0 7 4.7 3.0 1.3 4.8 3.0 1.2 8 4.5 2.5 0.5 4.6 2.5 0.5 9 4.3 2.0-0.2 4.3 2.0-0.3 10 4.0 1.5-1.0 4.1 1.6-1.0 11 3.8 1.0-1.7 3.9 1.1-1.8 12 3.6 0.6-2.5 3.7 0.6-2.5 13 3.4 0.1-3.2 3.4 0.1-3.2 14 3.1-0.4-4.0 3.2-0.4-4.0 15 2.9-0.9-4.7 3.0-0.9-4.7 16 2.7-1.4-5.5 2.8-1.4-5.5 17 2.5-1.9-6.2 2.6-1.8-6.2 18 2.3-2.3-6.9 2.3-2.3-7.0 19 2.0-2.8-7.7 2.1-2.8-7.7 20 1.8-3.3-8.4 1.9-3.3-8.4

13 Mobility Analysis With the V-hull configuration, performance improved for Double Lane Change Maneuver (AVTP), Side Slope, Ride Quality, and Shock Quality due to lower CG height and increased weight. However, for course roughness s greater than 2.0 RMS and bump heights greater than 8 HR (Half Round) ground/hull interference occurred. With the V-hull configuration, performance was reduced for the Vertical Step due to ground/hull interference greatest in the rear section (reduced from 18 to 8 ). Biggest risk is reduction in mobility over obstacles for the V-hull configuration

14 Blast Analysis The following slides illustrate blast simulations for both the 9 and 22 V-Hull Designs

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost rime 0 15

9 Simulation LS-OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.00012492 16

9 Simulation LS..OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.00019998 17

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost nme 0.00027.186 18

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.00034992 19

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Time 0.00044982 20

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.00052.f88 21

9 Simulation LS-OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time- 0.0005999-t 22

9 Simulation LS DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Time 0.00074988 23

9 Simulation LS..OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.00089982 24

9 Simulation LS..OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.0011999 25

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.0029999 26

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Time 0.0044998 27

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost nme - 0.0059999 28

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.0089998 29

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost nme - 0.015 30

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.0225 31

9 Simulation LS.OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.03 32

9 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS..PrePost Time 0.0375 33

9 Simulation LS-OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost nme - O.o.t5 34

9 Simulation LS-OYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Time - 0.06 35

22 Simulation ls-dyna keyword deck by ls-prepost Ttme 0 36

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost flme. o.000124t2 37

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.00011998 38

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by ls-prepost T1me.. 0.00027-l86 39

22 Simulation ls-oyna keyword deck by ls-ptepost T1me - 0.0003~992 40

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost r 1me "' O.OCI044911 41

22 Simulation LS-OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost rmo 0.00052-'11 42

22 Simulation LS-OYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Timtt O.OGOS!tt4 43

22 Simulation LS DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost T11ne O.OD07-t9BB 44

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by ls-prepost Time "' 0.00089982 45

22 Simulation LS.DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Tame 0.00149" 46

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time "' 1.0129999 47

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Time 0.0044991 48

22 Simulation LS DYNA keyword deck by ls-prepost f1me 0.0059999 49

22 Simulation LS -OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost T1me O.OOIS9!1 50

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 0.015 51

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by LS PrePost rtme t.ons 52

22 Simulation LS.OYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost Tme "' 0.13 53

22 Simulation LS ~DYNA keyword deck by LS.PrePost rme.. o.ens 54

22 Simulation LS.OYNA keyword deck by LS-PrePost Time 6.145 55

22 Simulation LS-DYNA keyword deck by ls.prepost Time 0.06 56

Blast Analysis Performance of the 9 and 22 V-Hulls Produced: High accelerative loads Unfavorable displacement 57

58 Design Suggestions Connect assembly at each corner Gussets

59 Design Suggestions Extend Length and Connect Assembly To Side Sills Increase overall Thickness to 2

60 Design Suggestions Connect front and rear of assembly to body and Frame Rear Plate Connector Provision for driveline / tunnel Gussets on the inner and outer if possible Front Plate Connector, Replicate Rear Plate Connector and Gussets Frame Rails

Conclusion The system in its current configuration provides assembly issues due to the accessibility of the mounting holes Underbody produces an unfavorable drop in mobility Deformation to the underbody is not favorable and does not provide adequate protection from an underbody blast perspective To produce favorable results for Fit and Finish, Mobility and Blast it is strongly recommended that a complete redesign by the Contractor be considered The current design is not feasible for Fit and Finish, Mobility or Blast 61