DocumentCode :
1461121
Title :
The interaction of electrothermally supplied energy with compact solid propellants
Author :
Voronov, A.M. ; Haak, H.K. ; Weise, Th H G G
Author_Institution :
TZN Forchungs- und Entwicklungzentrum Unterluss GmbH, Uterluss, Germany
Volume :
35
Issue :
1
fYear :
1999
fDate :
1/1/1999 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage :
224
Lastpage :
227
Abstract :
The realization of the electrothermal-chemical (ETC) technology depends on the electrothermally controlled combustion of solid propellants with increased loading density. In order to design a powder charge and an appropriate converter system of electrical energy for an ETC-gun setup, detailed knowledge of the interaction between the electrical energy input and the combustion of the powder is necessary. Basic investigations have been performed at TZN with various closed vessels to understand the fundamental parameters that influence the combustion of compacted solid propellants. The paper presents the results obtained in experiments in a 500 ml closed vessel with compacted JA2-powder in the form of disks and electrothermal energy input. The setup of a closed vessel is given and characteristic experiments as well as their parameter variations are described and discussed
Keywords :
arcs (electric); combustion; electric ignition; electrothermal launchers; powders; burn rate; closed vessels; compact solid propellants; compacted JA2-powder; compacted solid propellants; converter system; disks; electrical energy input; electrothermal energy input; electrothermal-chemical gun; electrothermal-chemical launcher; electrothermally controlled combustion; electrothermally supplied energy; loading density increase; powder charge; powder combustion; powder ignition; pulsed arc; Coils; Combustion; Electrical resistance measurement; Electrothermal effects; Ignition; Plasma properties; Powders; Propellants; Solids; Testing;
fLanguage :
English
Journal_Title :
Magnetics, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher :
ieee
ISSN :
0018-9464
Type :
jour
DOI :
10.1109/20.738408
Filename :
738408
Link To Document :
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