Explosive Compaction of Solid Inert Three-Component Mixtures Taking into Account a Different Thickness of the Explosive Axial Layer

Oxana V. Ivanova; Sergey A. Zelepugin

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.770.174

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Explosive Compaction of Solid Inert Three-Component Mixtures Taking into Account a Different Thickness of the Explosive Axial Layer

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We consider the axisymmetric problem of explosive compaction of a mixture from aluminum, sulfur and carbon placed into a cylindrical steel ampoule. The inert substance (graphite) is added to the mixture to avoid the reaction between aluminum and sulfur. We found the essential influence of the thickness of the explosive layer on the final result of explosive compaction. Insufficient thickness of explosives, as well as the excessive thickness may be a reason for an incompletely compacted final product or lead to the formation of cracks or damage.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 770)

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Oxana V. Ivanova, Sergey A. Zelepugin

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Multicomponent Medium, Shock Wave Synthesis, Solid Mixtures

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