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Hot-spot Forming Mechanism of Holes Collapse in Heterogeneous Solid Explosives under Complicated Stress Environment
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(1. Equipment Research Institute of PLA′s Second Artillery, Beijing 100094, China; 2. School of Aerospace, AML, Department of Engineering Mechanics. Tsinghua University, Beijing 100084, China; )

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    To explore the hot-spot forming mechanism of heterogeneous solid explosives under the complicated impact environment, in the "hot-spot" model of one-dimensional viscoplastic holes collapse, different patterns of external forces, such as tension and compression were considered and the effects of temperature and damage on the mechanical performance of explosive were introduced. The "hot-spot" forming model of holes collapse for explosive was established. The movement regularity of holes under the complicated impact environment was simulated. The formation model of hot-spots of PBX9404 under two kinds of different external forces including continuous compression, and tension and compression alternate was compared and analyzed. Results show that under continuous compression action of greater than 400 MPa, the holes can produce hot spots, whereas under the alternating action of tension and compression of 250 MPa, the holes can produce hot spots. So the alternating action of tension and compression is easer to produce the hot spots.

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成丽蓉,施惠基,贺元吉,等.复杂受力环境下非均质炸药孔洞塌缩热点生成机理[J].含能材料,2016,24(2):171-176.
CHENG Li-rong, SHI Hui-ji, HE Yuan-ji, et al. Hot-spot Forming Mechanism of Holes Collapse in Heterogeneous Solid Explosives under Complicated Stress Environment[J]. Chinese Journal of Energetic Materials,2016,24(2):171-176.

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History
  • Received:December 08,2014
  • Revised:November 08,2015
  • Adopted:July 01,2015
  • Online: January 19,2016
  • Published: January 25,2016