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Application of Generalized C-J Condition at Detonation of Aluminized Explosives
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(1. LNM, Institute of Mechanics, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing 100190, China; ;2. Xi′an Modern Chemistry Research Institute, Xi′an 710065, China; ;3. The Third Research Institute of Engineers of the General Staff, Luoyang 471023, China)

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    The detonation performances of aluminized explosives are the typical non-ideal detonations. Because of the multiphase flowing and reacting at the front of detonation, it was difficult to obtain the detonation parameters by calculation. Assumed that the metal particles have no reaction at the front of detonation, and have the same pressure and velocity with the detonation products, using the continuum model and the general C-J relation, the full equations were obtained. Given the data of experimental detonation velocity, we can obtain the detonation pressure, particles velocity and the released heat at the front of detonation by solving the full equations. The calculations of two explosives with different aluminium content show that with the decrease of detonation velocity, the detonation pressure, mass velocity and explosion heat also deceased. When the explosives with different aluminium contents have the same detonation velocity, the higher the aluminium content, the larger the detonation pressure and the explosion heat. The calculation assumptions and the calculation model also given discussed.

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王庭辉,段祝平,苏健军,等.广义C-J条件在计算含铝炸药波头参数中的应用[J].含能材料,2013,21(1):68-74.
WANG Ting-hui, DUAN Zhu-ping, SU Jian-jun, et al. Application of Generalized C-J Condition at Detonation of Aluminized Explosives[J]. Chinese Journal of Energetic Materials,2013,21(1):68-74.

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  • Received:December 05,2011
  • Revised:May 16,2012
  • Adopted:June 11,2012
  • Online: January 25,2013
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