In order to further understand the effect of solid impurities on pipeline wall during erosion

the particle impact process without fluid was extracted for specific study. The effect of multi-impact particles on the wall of pipeline was studied experimentally and simulated. In this experiment

an improved ejection apparatus was implemented to carry out multi-impacts non-overlapping impingement by rhombic particles made of high speed steel(W18Cr4V) on the AA6061 aluminum alloy plate through changing particle angle

incident angle

orientation angle and impact velocity. As a result

each particle's penetration depth was investigated and particles' rebound trajectory can be described through this experiment as well as surface morphology of the target material after impingement. The ductile damage criterion

shear damage criterion and MSFLD damage criterion were jointly implemented in ABAQUS/CAE software to simulate the whole process of collision which proved to be effective by getting consistent result compared with experimental data. It is found that under the condition of continuous non-overlapping impact

the target material produces a small work hardening effect in the impact area by converting kinetic energy of moving particles into internal energy of plate so as to reduce the penetration depth of each impact particle.