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This complex study was performed using Plasma Assisted Chemical Vapour Deposition (PACVD) modification of ultrahigh molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) fibrous composites and pararamid fabrics with deposition of a fluoroor silane-like-polymer onto their surface. Research on the phenomenon of the propagation of the shockwave resulting from a bullet hit in an insert model system was performed on the basis of the PN-V-87000:2011 Standard, with the use of 7,62 x 25 TT 5,5 ± 0,1 g bullets. To assess the phenomenon of propagation of the shockwave resulting from a bullet hit in the insert model system, an ultrahigh-speed digital camera was used. The behaviour of the shockwave resulting from the hit of a bullet on the surface of the model insert systems studied depended greatly on the type of textiles introduced to the system. Modification with low-temperature plasma in the presence of vapours of low-molecular-weight fluorinated or silanegenic substrates positively affected the stability of ballistic properties during accelerated aging of woven fabrics and unwoven sheets.

Estimation of the Propagation of the Impact Wave Phenomenon as a Result of a Bullet Impact in PACVD-Modified Textiles