Investigating the Effects of Remapping Method in Explosion

Using real explosives to detect explosion effects is a difficult and impractical method due to its danger and cost. Performing numerical analyses based on previously conducted experimental studies allows for the diversification of studies on this subject. Since the elaboration of numerical analyses causes an increase in the amount of processing, it requires the devices that need to perform these operations to be very advanced. It is an important optimization that the solutions are shorter and closer to reality, and this can be done with the remapping method. With this method, the explosion loads obtained from 1D analysis can be integrated into 2D and 3D analyses with certain methods, and the duration of these analyses is reduced and their accuracy is increased. Within the scope of this study, the methods and approaches for the application of this method are explained. As a result of this study, it will help those who want to perform explosion simulations to obtain more accurate results in a shorter time with less processing power, and it will pave the way for many scientific studies to be carried out.