Structure of gas-film and gas detonation in an inert porous medium

Pinaev, A. V.; Lyamin, G. A.

doi:10.1007/bf00755731

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“…In this case, detonation may occur even without a gaseous oxidant ahead of the front in the absence of the characteristic shock. Unlike low-density explosives, the oxidant in gaseous and heterogeneous reactive systems is typically located in the gas phase, which contributes to the formation of a shock in the detonation front and, in a number of systems, to the formation of transverse waves in the reaction zone [1][2][3][4][5].…”

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Effect of initial air pressure on the detonation activity of an explosive aerosuspension

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2014

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The effect of air pressure (0.01-0.3 MPa) on the detonatability of an aerosuspension of secondary explosive particles at a low mean volume density of the explosive (0.14-1.28 mg/cm 3 ) is experimentally studied. The structure and basic parameters of detonation depending on the explosive density and initial gas pressure are determined, and the mechanism of low-velocity detonation propagation in explosive aerosuspensions is revealed. The lower concentration limits of detonation at different initial gas pressures are found.

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