Materials,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
17(23), С. 5728 - 5728
Опубликована: Ноя. 23, 2024
In
this
study,
we
innovatively
proposed
a
facile
method
to
synthesize
ultrafine
porous
copper
(Cu)
powders
under
mild
conditions
by
utilizing
the
reduction
properties
of
reduced
iron
(Fe)
powders.
The
results
showed
that
Cu
In-situ
assembly
of
three
molecular
perovskite
energetic
materials
(DAP-2,
DAP-4,
and
DAN-2)
with
ammonium
perchlorate
as
a
core-shell
eutectic
oxidizer,
the
performance
mechanism
HTPB
propellant
was
investigated.
This
comprehensive
study
examined
thermal
decomposition
behavior
combustion-agglomeration
characteristics
oxidizers
under
pressures
ranging
from
0.1
to
8.0
MPa.
Experimental
results
demonstrated
that
synthesized
exhibited
significant
redox
reactions
during
combustion
within
propellant.
The
were
accompanied
by
release
superoxide
ions,
which
notably
enhanced
energy
release.
structure
improved
interfacial
contact,
leading
increased
heat
mass
transfer
efficiency.
As
result,
shorter
times
burning
rates
observed,
DAP-4
demonstrating
best
overall
among
five
materials.
Additionally,
average
agglomerate
sizes
(D50)
for
RDX-,
HMX-,
DAP-2-,
DAP-4-,
DAN-2-based
propellants
near
surface
161.11
μm,
92.51
40.64
30.30
41.16
respectively.
agglomeration
degree
based
on
significantly
lower
than
RDX
HMX-based
propellants.
reduction
in
is
attributed
thin
molten
skeleton
layer
high-temperature
oxidizing
gases
produced
oxidizers,
effectively
suppressed
aluminum
particle
surface.
dual
ultimately
resulted
enhancement
performance.
In
this
work,
AP-based
energetic
microcapsules
with
low
sensitivity
and
hygroscopicity
were
prepared
using
a
two-step
continuous
coating
method,
which
demonstrated
significant
potential
for
applications
in
the
field
of
propellants.
In
this
study,
a
new
composite
material
[Quaternary]/μAl
(i.e.,
[nCu+nNi+nCo+nFe]/μAl)
was
synthesized
by
coating
micron-scale
Al
with
Fe,
Co,
Cu,
and
Ni
catalysts
for
the
displacement
reaction.
metal
particles
form
nanoparticle
interfacial
layer
on
surface
of
μAl,
which
facilitates
oxygen
transport
through
channels
established
in
layer,
resulting
superior
heat
release
catalytic
properties
[Quaternary]/μAl.
The
experimental
results
show
that
reduces
agglomeration
between
greatly
improves
efficiency
powder.
As
result,
exothermic
decomposition
peak
μAl
increased
almost
400
°C.
addition,
exhibited
excellent
activity
stability
thermal
an
ammonium
perchlorate/molecular
perovskite
energy
(AP/DAP-4),
reducing
temperature
AP/DAP-4
approximately
80
°C
activation
to
228.1
kJ/mol.
Combustion
experiments
revealed
[Quaternary]/μAl+AP/DAP-4
burned
well,
highest
combustion
pressure
boost
rate
flame
2002
On
basis
these
phenomena
results,
mechanism
fuels
is
proposed.
conclusion,
improvement
overall
performance
fuel/oxidizer
composites
formation
layers
substitution
reactions
expected
have
wider
application
solid
propellants.
Abstract
Ammonium
perchlorate
(AP)
plays
an
important
role
in
solid
propellants
because
of
its
high
specific
impulse,
energy
density
and
low
cost.
However,
the
excellent
performance
cannot
conceal
many
shortcomings
AP,
problems
non‐concentrated
exothermic,
sensitivity
hygroscopicity
still
seriously
impede
application
propellants.
In
this
study,
solvent
evaporation
method
is
used
to
directionally
modify
order
cupric
oxide
(CuO)
fluororubber
(F
2603
)
shell
layers
so
as
obtain
AP‐based
composites
with
different
core‐shell
structures.
The
interlayer
binding
energies
structures
are
explored
by
theoretical
calculations,
it
demonstrated
that
have
stability.
addition,
CuO
valence‐band
holes
not
only
reduces
peak
temperature
decomposition
AP
(440.4
354.5
°C),
but
also
enhances
combustion
properties
undergoing
thermite
reaction
Al.
Furthermore,
hydrophobicity
barrier
F
greatly
strengthened
mechanical
reduced
their
sensitivity.
summary,
core‐shelled
prepared
strategy
possessed
5‐in‐1
properties,
which
provided
a
new
idea
for
targeted
modulation
energetic
materials.