2012
DOI: 10.4028/www.scientific.net/amr.621.211
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Study on Cutting Process of Manual Thermite Cutting Technology

Abstract: Through research of stiletto and analysis of cutting process of manual thermite cutting technology, mechanism and chemical compositions of cutting ammunition is expounded. This type of cutting ammunition was only operated in terms of some cutting technology, including cut method, cutting technique parameter, cutting operate. The chemical composition of the cutting ammunition is the key to the final incision quality. The powders include thermite, gas-making agents and alloying addition. KNO3 is up to 4.8% to 10… Show more

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“…Meanwhile, it possesses many other advantages such as rapid heat release, high adiabatic flame temperature, and excellent security. ermite can be applied in a broad spectrum of fields such as metallurgy [4], welding [5], cutting [6], etc. Moreover, it is particularly popular in the destruction by unexploded ammunition due to its higher security, convenience, and portability, considering the principle that high energy combustion agent can burn up the warhead steadily via melting through the metal shell of ammunition [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Meanwhile, it possesses many other advantages such as rapid heat release, high adiabatic flame temperature, and excellent security. ermite can be applied in a broad spectrum of fields such as metallurgy [4], welding [5], cutting [6], etc. Moreover, it is particularly popular in the destruction by unexploded ammunition due to its higher security, convenience, and portability, considering the principle that high energy combustion agent can burn up the warhead steadily via melting through the metal shell of ammunition [7].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%