THE MUTUAL INFLUENCE OF NANOMETAL ADDITIVES ON HEAT RELEASE RATE IN ENERGETIC CONDENSED SYSTEMS
Copyright policy ) Vorozhtsov, Alexander B.; Bondarchuk, Ivan S.; Lerner, Marat I.; Zhukov, Alexander S.; Bondarchuk, Sergey S.; Rodkevich, Nikolay G.;
THE MUTUAL INFLUENCE OF NANOMETAL ADDITIVES ON HEAT RELEASE RATE IN ENERGETIC CONDENSED SYSTEMS
The TG-DSC investigation of the mixture energetic polymer MPVT and metal nanopowders has been conducted. The investigation conducted have established a dependency of the metal oxidation rate in MPVT polymer matrix on its chemical nature. Aluminum oxidation was established to be promoted by addition transition metals, which can be a means to control the process of explosion and combustion of ECS.
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