摘要
Aluminum(Al)powder is widely applied in thermobaric explosives due to its high energy density and favorable reaction kinetics.However,the inert oxide layer(Al_(2)O_(3))on Al particles limits combustion reactivity and energy efficiency.Fluoride-based surface modification has been developed as an effective approach to address this issue.Here,four classical fluoropolymers(F11,F14,PVDF,PTFE)are employed as coatings to prepare core-shell Al/Fluoropolymer.The combustion experimental results demonstrate that the core-shell Al/PTFE exhibits the highest flame propagation rate(52.88 mm·ms^(-1))and pressure output(109.02 k Pa)performance.Consequently,core-shell Al/PTFE is selected as a high-energy fuel to prepare RDX/Al/PTFE microspheres via the emulsion and solvent evaporation method,which can enhance the energy performance of RDX.The effects of the core-shell Al/PTFE ratio and RDX content on the combustion heat and pressure output are systematically investigated.The peak pressure reaches a maximum of 187.8 k Pa when the mass ratio of RDX,Al,and PTFE is 60:25:10.Additionally,RDX/Al/PTFE microspheres exhibit significantly higher laser-induced air shock velocities,detonation heat,and detonation pressure than those of pure RDX and RDX/Al.The mechanism underlying the enhanced reactivity and energetic performance is attributed to the ability of PTFE to etch the inert Al_(2)O_(3)shell on the surface of Al particles,thereby improving post-combustion reactions and significantly increasing the overall energy output of RDX explosives.This work offers a novel design strategy for high-energy structural thermobaric explosives for the practical applications.
基金
supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant Nos.T2222027 and 12202416)。
作者简介
Corresponding author:Fude Nie.E-mail addresses:niefude@caep.cn;Corresponding author:Jun Wang,wjun927@bit.edu.cn。
