7 research outputs found
Optimization of the characteristics of high-energy materials
In work explored effect of mixed metallic fuel on the thermodynamic and ballistic characteristics of High-Energy Materials (HEMs). Efficiency of mixed metallic fuel estimated in relation to the characteristics of HEMs, containing conventional metallic fuel - aluminum. The main criteria of comparison are the specific impulse and the composition of the combustion products HEMs
Assessment of the effect of borides on the thermodynamic characteristics of heterogeneous systems
The possibility of creating high-energy materials with increased ecological purity of combustion products based on a mixed oxidizer (ammonium nitrate, ammonium perchlorate), and inorganic fuel (boron, diboride or aluminum polyboride) is shown
Optimization of the characteristics of high-energy materials
In work explored effect of mixed metallic fuel on the thermodynamic and ballistic characteristics of High-Energy Materials (HEMs). Efficiency of mixed metallic fuel estimated in relation to the characteristics of HEMs, containing conventional metallic fuel - aluminum. The main criteria of comparison are the specific impulse and the composition of the combustion products HEMs
Assessment of the effect of borides on the thermodynamic characteristics of heterogeneous systems
The possibility of creating high-energy materials with increased ecological purity of combustion products based on a mixed oxidizer (ammonium nitrate, ammonium perchlorate), and inorganic fuel (boron, diboride or aluminum polyboride) is shown
Effect of aluminum-boron powders mechanical mixtures on the combustion of high-energy materials at subatmospheric pressures
This paper presents the results of an experimental study of the high-energy materials combustion at subatmospheric pressures. Systems containing powders of micron-sized aluminum, ultrafine aluminum, boron and their mechanical mixtures were investigated. Effect of the replacement of aluminum by aluminum-boron mixtures in propellant systems on the burning rate law was determined
Effect of aluminum-boron powders mechanical mixtures on the combustion of high-energy materials at subatmospheric pressures
This paper presents the results of an experimental study of the high-energy materials combustion at subatmospheric pressures. Systems containing powders of micron-sized aluminum, ultrafine aluminum, boron and their mechanical mixtures were investigated. Effect of the replacement of aluminum by aluminum-boron mixtures in propellant systems on the burning rate law was determined
Effect of Aluminum-Boron Powders Mechanical Mixtures on the Combustion of High-Energy Materials at Subatmospheric Pressures
This paper presents the results of an experimental study of the high-energy materials combustion at subatmospheric pressures. Systems containing powders of micron-sized aluminum, ultrafine aluminum, boron and their mechanical mixtures were investigated. Effect of the replacement of aluminum by aluminum-boron mixtures in propellant systems on the burning rate law was determined