A measurement method of in-bore projectile motion acceleration based on bottom pressure correction.

Due to factors such as high temperatures, elevated pressures, and severe high-frequency shocks in the bore, there is considerable noise interference in acceleration test signals. This makes it challenging to accurately measure projectile motion acceleration using existing methods. To address this issue, we propose an advanced measurement approach that uses bottom pressure correction. Our model suggests a significant correlation between projectile motion acceleration and thrust. By utilizing the correlations between bottom pressure and motion acceleration in both temporal and frequency domains, we can improve the accuracy of acceleration measurements. Based on these insights, we have developed a novel testing system that synchronously measures bottom pressure and acceleration, using bottom pressure as a corrective mechanism for the measured acceleration signals. Empirical results show that the maximum relative error in peak motion acceleration is only 4.86%, demonstrating the effectiveness of our proposed method. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]