CAB is a binder commonly utilized in CL-20-based mixed explosives.Based on the requirements of CL-20-based polymer bonded explosives in formability,safety,and detonation energy,we explored a hightoughness and low dosa...CAB is a binder commonly utilized in CL-20-based mixed explosives.Based on the requirements of CL-20-based polymer bonded explosives in formability,safety,and detonation energy,we explored a hightoughness and low dosage CAB binder system.CAB was subjected to different toughening modifications and the effects of the modified CAB binders on the bonding and coating of CL-20 crystals,as well as the formability,safety,and mechanical properties of CL-20-based polymer bonded explosive molding powder(MP)were evaluated.The changes in glass transition temperature(Tg)and mechanical properties of the modified binders were investigated using the molecular dynamics simulation at first.A series of modified binders with different molecular weights were then synthesized and characterized by FTIR,1H NMR,^(13)C NMR and SEC.The T_(g) and cross-sectional morphologies of the binder membranes were determined by DSC and SEM.The tensile properties of the binder membranes with different molecular weights and their mixtures with the plasticizer were evaluated at different temperature.With the optimized modified binder,CL-20/CAB and CL-20/CAB-g-PCL-3 MPs with the same plasticizer ratio and Cl-20/CAB-g-PCL-3 MP with a lower plasticizer ratio and higher CL-20 content were prepared and evaluated for the bonding and coating effects,crystal form,mechanical sensitivity and specific heat capacity(C_(p))by SEM,XRD,sensitivity testing and DSC,respectively.Their compressive strengths and splitting tensile strengths were measured at different temperature using a universal testing machine.Our work has provided a high-toughness and low-dosage binder system for CL-20-based MPs and offers a novel strategy to improve the formability,safety,and energy of CL-20 based polymer bonded explosives.展开更多
Missile-borne short-range infrared detection(SIRD)technology is commonly used in military ground target detection.In complex battlefield environments,achieving precise strike on ground target is a challenging task.How...Missile-borne short-range infrared detection(SIRD)technology is commonly used in military ground target detection.In complex battlefield environments,achieving precise strike on ground target is a challenging task.However,real battlefield data is limited,and equivalent experiments are costly.Currently,there is a lack of comprehensive physical modeling and numerical simulation methods for SIRD.To this end,this study proposes a SIRD simulation framework incorporating full-link physical response,which is integrated through the radiative transfer layer,the sensor response layer,and the model-driven layer.In the radiative transfer layer,a coupled dynamic detection model is established to describe the external optical channel response of the SIRD system by combining the infrared radiation model and the geometric measurement model.In the sensor response layer,considering photoelectric conversion and signal processing,the internal signal response model of the SIRD system is established by a hybrid mode of parametric modeling and analog circuit analysis.In the model-driven layer,a cosimulation application based on a three-dimensional virtual environment is proposed to drive the full-link physical model,and a parallel ray tracing method is employed for real-time synchronous simulation.The proposed simulation framework can provide pixel-level signal output and is verified by the measured data.The evaluation results of the root mean square error(RMSE)and the Pearson correlation coefficient(PCC)show that the simulated data and the measured data achieve good consistency,and the evaluation results of the waveform eigenvalues indicate that the simulated signals exhibit low errors compared to the measured signals.The proposed simulation framework has the potential to acquire large sample datasets of SIRD under various complex battlefield environments and can provide an effective data source for SIRD application research.展开更多
The emergence of TKX-50,an energetic ionic salt with a high enthalpy of formation and low sensitivity,has opened a new path for the development of high-energetic,insensitive composite explosives.However,due to the poo...The emergence of TKX-50,an energetic ionic salt with a high enthalpy of formation and low sensitivity,has opened a new path for the development of high-energetic,insensitive composite explosives.However,due to the poor interfacial binding properties of TKX-50 with conventional binders,there is a lack of effective guidance for the design of TKX-50 based composite explosives.To address the above issues,the interactions between carboxymethyl cellulose acetate butyrate(CMCAB)and other binders with explosives TKX-50/HMX were compared using the molecular dynamics method.Based on the simulations,TKX-50/HMX/CMCAB-based polymer-bonded explosives(PBXs)were prepared with CMCAB as binder,which displays a high binding energy(Ebind)with TKX-50 and high cohesive energy density(CED),and the effect of TKX-50 content on the performance of PBXs was investigated.The physical properties of PBXs,specifically the morphology,mechanical sensitivity,and thermal conductivity,were analyzed by SEM,sensitivity apparatus,and thermal conductivity meter,respectively.The specific heat capacity(Cp)and non-isothermal decomposition temperature of PBXs were tested by DSC,and then the corresponding thermal kinetic parameters were analyzed to evaluate their thermal safety.The adiabatic thermal decomposition processes of PBXs were tested using an ARC instrument.The decomposition mechanism and kinetics were also explored to further analyze their thermal stability and thermal safety under adiabatic conditions.The computer code EXPLO5 was used to predict the detonation parameters of PBXs.The results showed that CMCAB and TKX-50 displayed favorable interfacial bonding properties,and TKX-50 can be bonded with HMX to form a molding powder with a desirable morphology and safety profile.The TKX-50 in PBXs effectively improves the mechanical sensitivity and thermal safety of PBX and has a significant effect on the detonation performance of PBX.This research demonstrates a novel method suitable for screening and investigating high-energetic insensitive explosive systems compatible with TKX-50.展开更多
基金supported by"the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities".
文摘CAB is a binder commonly utilized in CL-20-based mixed explosives.Based on the requirements of CL-20-based polymer bonded explosives in formability,safety,and detonation energy,we explored a hightoughness and low dosage CAB binder system.CAB was subjected to different toughening modifications and the effects of the modified CAB binders on the bonding and coating of CL-20 crystals,as well as the formability,safety,and mechanical properties of CL-20-based polymer bonded explosive molding powder(MP)were evaluated.The changes in glass transition temperature(Tg)and mechanical properties of the modified binders were investigated using the molecular dynamics simulation at first.A series of modified binders with different molecular weights were then synthesized and characterized by FTIR,1H NMR,^(13)C NMR and SEC.The T_(g) and cross-sectional morphologies of the binder membranes were determined by DSC and SEM.The tensile properties of the binder membranes with different molecular weights and their mixtures with the plasticizer were evaluated at different temperature.With the optimized modified binder,CL-20/CAB and CL-20/CAB-g-PCL-3 MPs with the same plasticizer ratio and Cl-20/CAB-g-PCL-3 MP with a lower plasticizer ratio and higher CL-20 content were prepared and evaluated for the bonding and coating effects,crystal form,mechanical sensitivity and specific heat capacity(C_(p))by SEM,XRD,sensitivity testing and DSC,respectively.Their compressive strengths and splitting tensile strengths were measured at different temperature using a universal testing machine.Our work has provided a high-toughness and low-dosage binder system for CL-20-based MPs and offers a novel strategy to improve the formability,safety,and energy of CL-20 based polymer bonded explosives.
基金supported by the Foundation of Equipment Preresearch Area(Grant No.80919010303).
文摘Missile-borne short-range infrared detection(SIRD)technology is commonly used in military ground target detection.In complex battlefield environments,achieving precise strike on ground target is a challenging task.However,real battlefield data is limited,and equivalent experiments are costly.Currently,there is a lack of comprehensive physical modeling and numerical simulation methods for SIRD.To this end,this study proposes a SIRD simulation framework incorporating full-link physical response,which is integrated through the radiative transfer layer,the sensor response layer,and the model-driven layer.In the radiative transfer layer,a coupled dynamic detection model is established to describe the external optical channel response of the SIRD system by combining the infrared radiation model and the geometric measurement model.In the sensor response layer,considering photoelectric conversion and signal processing,the internal signal response model of the SIRD system is established by a hybrid mode of parametric modeling and analog circuit analysis.In the model-driven layer,a cosimulation application based on a three-dimensional virtual environment is proposed to drive the full-link physical model,and a parallel ray tracing method is employed for real-time synchronous simulation.The proposed simulation framework can provide pixel-level signal output and is verified by the measured data.The evaluation results of the root mean square error(RMSE)and the Pearson correlation coefficient(PCC)show that the simulated data and the measured data achieve good consistency,and the evaluation results of the waveform eigenvalues indicate that the simulated signals exhibit low errors compared to the measured signals.The proposed simulation framework has the potential to acquire large sample datasets of SIRD under various complex battlefield environments and can provide an effective data source for SIRD application research.
基金supported by“the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central Universities”.
文摘The emergence of TKX-50,an energetic ionic salt with a high enthalpy of formation and low sensitivity,has opened a new path for the development of high-energetic,insensitive composite explosives.However,due to the poor interfacial binding properties of TKX-50 with conventional binders,there is a lack of effective guidance for the design of TKX-50 based composite explosives.To address the above issues,the interactions between carboxymethyl cellulose acetate butyrate(CMCAB)and other binders with explosives TKX-50/HMX were compared using the molecular dynamics method.Based on the simulations,TKX-50/HMX/CMCAB-based polymer-bonded explosives(PBXs)were prepared with CMCAB as binder,which displays a high binding energy(Ebind)with TKX-50 and high cohesive energy density(CED),and the effect of TKX-50 content on the performance of PBXs was investigated.The physical properties of PBXs,specifically the morphology,mechanical sensitivity,and thermal conductivity,were analyzed by SEM,sensitivity apparatus,and thermal conductivity meter,respectively.The specific heat capacity(Cp)and non-isothermal decomposition temperature of PBXs were tested by DSC,and then the corresponding thermal kinetic parameters were analyzed to evaluate their thermal safety.The adiabatic thermal decomposition processes of PBXs were tested using an ARC instrument.The decomposition mechanism and kinetics were also explored to further analyze their thermal stability and thermal safety under adiabatic conditions.The computer code EXPLO5 was used to predict the detonation parameters of PBXs.The results showed that CMCAB and TKX-50 displayed favorable interfacial bonding properties,and TKX-50 can be bonded with HMX to form a molding powder with a desirable morphology and safety profile.The TKX-50 in PBXs effectively improves the mechanical sensitivity and thermal safety of PBX and has a significant effect on the detonation performance of PBX.This research demonstrates a novel method suitable for screening and investigating high-energetic insensitive explosive systems compatible with TKX-50.
