Methodology assesses thermal impact on communication lines for anti-missile systems, suggesting new defense mechanisms.
For the territorial protection of critical facilities from high–precision weapons with non-autonomous remote control systems using wired and fiber-optic communication lines, it is proposed to use autonomous "intelligent" ammunition – anti-missile mines with combustible mixtures, the detonation of which leads to the interruption of control signals in communication lines as a result of exposure to thermal radiation. A methodology has been developed and an assessment of the effectiveness of the thermal effect of a flame on a wired communication line in non-autonomous remote control systems has been carried out. It has been established that the interruption of the control signal in the wired communication line when equipping an anti-missile mine with aviation kerosene weighing about 1 kg is ensured by the passage of high-precision weapons (missiles) at a distance of 8-10 m from the mine for fiber-optic and 4-6 m for metal communication lines.
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