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温湿度对黑药吸湿性与潮解性的影响 总被引:5,自引:0,他引:5
黑药吸湿或发生潮解后,会影响其燃烧性能,造成点火困难,燃速下降,火焰力减弱,严重时甚至不能被点燃,给使用性能带来种种不利影响。黑药的吸湿与潮解,在很大的程度上决定着炮弹或装有黑药元件的使用可靠性和储存寿命。本文研究了温度和空气相对湿度对黑药的吸湿与潮解的影响。 相似文献
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介绍了掺混肥(BB肥)生产流程的特点、对原料要求。对前期生产的BB肥产品出现粉化、潮解、结块等质量问题的原因进行了详细分析,并同时提出改善措施,有效提高了BB肥的产品质量,增强了市场竞争力。 相似文献
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介绍了BB肥生产流程的特点、BB肥对原料要求,以及我公司前期BB肥生产的产品出现潮解、粉化、结块等质量问题,并从内在和外在两方面对产生这些质量问题原因进行了详细分析,同时提出改善措施,有效地提高我公司BB肥产品质量.增加了市场竞争力。 相似文献
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EBM气溶胶灭火剂是一种新型高效灭火剂,其灭火效率高于哈龙类灭火剂。燃烧反应产生的白色烟雾对火灾具有抑制作用。白色烟雾中含有固体颗粒物质,这些颗粒物降落形成的残留物潮解后对金属材料及线路板等有腐蚀性。对气溶胶灭火剂颗粒物潮解进行研究,研究结果表明:空气的相对湿度是影响气溶胶颗粒物潮解的主要因素。 相似文献
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熔铸混合炸药用载体炸药评述 总被引:12,自引:0,他引:12
介绍了TNT、3号炸药、DNTF、TNAZ、DNAN、DNP等典型熔铸载体炸药的物化性能、爆炸性能、安全性能、结晶和凝固性质铸装质量,分析了作为载体炸药所存在的优点和不足,提出了利用优势克服不足的途径.认为TNT通过改性仍然是熔铸炸药的主要载体炸药;3号炸药具有系统研究的必要;DNTF通过降低冲击波感度和强化结晶控制研... 相似文献
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In the case of dust separation with surface filters, both the structure of the formed cake and the adhesive bonds on particle contacts significantly influence the operating behavior. Microscopic as well as macroscopic insights into the characteristics of deliquescence and efflorescence of salt particles in contact with non‐hygroscopic particles are presented. By means of an environmental scanning electron microscope a change to the adhesive bonds as well as a restructuring of the dust cake are observed. The change in the performance of test filters by inducing deliquescence and efflorescence of the salt particle fraction in a dust cake is investigated on a customized standard filter testing rig. 相似文献
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Leonid A. Andreevskikh Yu. P. Dendenkov Oleg B. Drennov Anatoly L. Mikhailov Nadezhda N. Titova Andrey A. Deribas 《Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics》2011,36(1):48-50
An explosive mixture of PETN and baking soda has been investigated. It was found that the size of the PETN particles had crucial influence on the detonation properties of these explosives. The suggested mix of explosives can be recommended for use in explosive welding. 相似文献
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Leonid A. Andreevskikh Yury P. Dendenkov Oleg B. Drennov Anatoly L. Mikhailov Nadezhda N. Titova Andrey A. Deribas 《Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics》2011,36(5):430-432
Explosive mixtures of RDX powder and baking soda have been investigated. It was found that the size of the RDX particles had crucial influence on the detonation properties of such explosives. The suggested mix of explosives can be recommended for use in explosive welding and some other applications. 相似文献
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Matthew E. Wise Scot T. Martin Lynn M. Russell Peter R. Buseck 《Aerosol science and technology》2013,47(4):281-294
Using an environmental transmission electron microscope (ETEM), we show that a significant amount of water, far exceeding the multilayers caused by surface adsorption, is reversibly associated prior to deliquescence with substrate-supported NaCl particles (dry diameters of ~ 40 nm to 1.5 μ m; ~ 18°C). We hypothesize that the water is present as an aqueous solution containing dissolved Na and Cl ions. Water uptake occurs at relative humidities (RH) as low as 70%, and the resulting liquid layer coating the particles is stable over extended times if the RH is held constant. We exposed CaSO 4 and CaSO 4 · 2H 2 O particles to elevated RH values in the ETEM to show that chemically nonspecific condensation of gas-phase water on the TEM substrate does not explain our observations. Furthermore, damage to the NaCl surface induced by the electron beam and small fluctuations in RH do not seem to contribute to or otherwise affect water uptake. We have similar observations of water association for other alkali halide particles, including NaBr and CsCl, prior to deliquescence. To explain the observations, we derive the phase rule for this geometry and show that it allows for the coexistence of liquid, solid, and vapor for the binary NaCl/H 2 O system across a range of RH values. The derivation includes the effects of heterogeneous pressure because of the Laplace-Young relations for the subsystems. Furthermore, in view of the lever rule and the absence of similar observations for free-floating pure NaCl aerosol particles, we hypothesize that the surface energy necessary to support these effects is provided by sample-substrate interactions. Thus, the results of this study may be relevant to atmospheric systems in which soluble compounds are associated with insoluble materials. 相似文献
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JimmieC. Oxley JamesL. Smith Evan Bernier JesseS. Moran Justin Luongo 《Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics》2009,34(4):307-314
Hair has the ability to assimilate a variety of chemical compounds. The analysis of hair for determining first‐hand exposure to illegal drugs is a popular forensic technique [1–6]. Molecules such as explosives can also become trapped in hair due to external exposure and detected at trace levels [7–12]. Hair analysis could prove a powerful, non‐invasive method for the detection of individual exposure to illicit explosives. Previous studies showed that in a sealed vessel with adequate headspace, military explosives such as PETN, TNT, and RDX were sorbed to human hair. These organic explosives persisted on hair even after the hair was washed with detergents or solvent [7, 8]. Such sorption was influenced by hair color, and the levels of contamination were on the order of micrograms per gram hair after thousands of hours of exposure. It was assumed that in the “real‐world” explosives would sorb to hair through the condensation of vapors or by the deposition of solid particulates. This study involved the sampling of hair from students and instructors attending field classes for handling explosives at Fort A. P. Hill, Fredericksburg, VA and Redstone Arsenal, AL. Hair was sampled using combs fitted with cheesecloth, and the cheesecloth was extracted and analyzed by GC‐ECD for PETN, TNT, and RDX. On average, 80% of the participants were contaminated with PETN, found in detonating cord, after daily field exercises. Average participant contamination with TNT and RDX in hair ranged from 30 to 50%. 相似文献
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Stephen A. Andrews Jeffery A. Leiding Jasper Thrussell Christopher Ticknor 《Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics》2024,49(2):e202300110
This paper investigates the uncertainty in the parameters used in the calibration of an Davis Equation Of State (EOS) for the detonation products of the High Explosive PBX 9501. The procedure sought to make use of all available information about this HE to inform the best set of calibration parameters as well as the uncertainty in these parameters. The procedure made use of historical experimental data, the results from thermo-chemical modeling as well as data on the best isentrope function fit to cylinder test experimental data. Combining all these heterogeneous data sources together in a Bayesian calibration, yielded a posterior mean and covariance. Sampling from the posterior distribution and evaluating an important Quantity Of Interest (QOI) in the EOS model, the detonation speed of a one-inch rate stick, produced a distribution which showed variations which were in agreement with experiments. The uncertainty in the EOS was reported as eleven sets of model calibrations which spanned the range of this QOI. 相似文献