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Energy Characteristics of Solid Propellant Containing 5-Amino-tetrazolium Nitrate (5-ATEZN)
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    Under standard condition(chamber pressure pc : nozzle exit pressure pe=70:1), the energy characteristic parameters of solid propellant containing 5-amino-tetrazolium nitrate (5-ATEZN), a novel kind of high energy compounds with high nitrogen content, were calculated by the least free energy method. Results show that specific impulse of 5-ATEZN monopropellant is 2371.38 N·s·kg-1, which is similar to that of RDX and HMX monopropellant. Moreover, the oxygen balance of 5-ATEZN (-10.8%) is much higher than that of RDX and HMX. Specific impulse and characteristic velocity of HTPB propellant decrease with substituting 5-ATEZN for the ingredient AP or RDX. But for GAP propellant, specific impulse and characteristic velocity are characterized by a parabola with substituting 5-ATEZN for the ingredient AP. The maximum specific impulse can reach 2580.62 N·s·kg-1, which is 17.93 N·s·kg-1 higher than that of previous formula without 5-ATEZN. Since 5-ATEZN has no chlorine, it's helpful to reduce the characteristic signal of propellant. Therefore, substituting 5-ATEZN for the ingredient AP appropriately is a feasible approach to achieve the target of higher-energy and less-smoke for GAP propellant.

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杜旭杰,李晓东,李树奎,等.含5-氨基四唑硝酸盐(5-ATEZN)推进剂的能量特性[J].含能材料,2015,23(8):807-812.
DU Xu-jie, LI Xiao-dong, LI Shu-kui, et al. Energy Characteristics of Solid Propellant Containing 5-Amino-tetrazolium Nitrate (5-ATEZN)[J]. Chinese Journal of Energetic Materials,2015,23(8):807-812.

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  • Received:February 18,2014
  • Revised:October 12,2014
  • Adopted:November 06,2014
  • Online: June 29,2015
  • Published: July 15,2015