2011
DOI: 10.1134/s1990793111010088
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Transient modes of double-base propellant combustion in a semiclosed volume

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“…[3], the depressurization is induced by opening a nozzle at a stable chamber pressure. Different depressurization rates are obtained by varying the nozzle diameter, enabling studying its effect on the transient combustion behaviours of the propellant.…”
Section: Numerical Prediction Of Unsteady Combustion Under Rapid Deprmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…[3], the depressurization is induced by opening a nozzle at a stable chamber pressure. Different depressurization rates are obtained by varying the nozzle diameter, enabling studying its effect on the transient combustion behaviours of the propellant.…”
Section: Numerical Prediction Of Unsteady Combustion Under Rapid Deprmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Kuo and Coates [1] and Gusachenko and Zarko [2] reviewed the previous works. Recently, the extinction problem of solid propellant during depressurization was investigated by Marshakov et al [3,4] using the phenomenological theory. However, when the base bleed projectile is propelled out of the muzzle, the AP/HTPB propellant in the base bleed unit suffers a much more severe transient depressurization than that in the rocket motor, which may destabilize the propellant combustion and bring unfavourable effect to the firing precision.…”
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“…Aoki and Kubuta [77] also used a chimney-type strand burner with four transparent widows to analyse the burning rate of twelve different kinds of propellant previously prepared with different compositions. Finally, Markov et al [78] studied the combustion of a double-base propellant in a semi-closed volume. They also presented a short theoretical model in order to interpret and define several experiments performed in steady and non-steady conditions.…”
Section: Models To Characterise Double-base Propellants Combustionmentioning
confidence: 99%