Would Aluminium, Polymer, Plastic, Fiber Glass, and Styrofoam together in various ways make good armor against HEAT Rounds, DP NATO Rounds, and RPGs?
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The answer depends largely on how you would put these materials togetherRPG's use shaped charges that melt an inverted cone of copper and turn it into a high velocity stream of molten copper, which burns and melts its way through armorYou have to slow, cool, and/or dispel/redirect this stream to prevent it from penetratingForget StyrofoamCertain Polymers are good at dispelling concussive energy, others have incredibly high tensile strength, but against heat, really high heat, concentrated on a single point, they do littleAluminum dispels heat, but it isn't very dense, therefore the use is limitedNow, if you pile enough materials on, in sufficient quantity, you will be able to stop anythingBut the practicality of the end use must be taken into considerationAre you armoring a building? A car? A tank? A treehouse? Do you have access to the necessary materials? Money to buy? Ability to modify and test said modifications? All of these must be considered when designing anything.
