New Trends in Research of Energetic Materials

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Abstracts of the 16th Seminar on
New Trends in Research
of Energetic Materials
Pardubice, April 10–12, 2013
UniversityofPardubice,FacultyofChemicalTechnology
InstituteofEnergeticMaterials
supportedby

University of Pardubice, Faculty of Chemical Technology
Institute of Energetic Materials
Abstracts of the 16th Seminar on
New Trends in Research
of Energetic Materials
Held at the University of Pardubice
Pardubice, Czech Republic
April 10–12, 2013
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JiříPachmáň,JakubŠelešovský,RobertMatyáš(editors).
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16th Seminar of the New Trends in Research of Energetic Materials
ChairmanoftheSeminar:
Prof. SvatoplukZeman,D.Sc. IEM,FCT,UniversityofPardubice, CR
ScientificCommittee:
Chairman
Dr. AdamCumming DSTL,Sevenoaks,UK
Member
Assoc. Prof. AlexandrAstachov SiberianStateTechnologicalUniversity, Russia
Dr. ManfredA.Bohn FraunhoferICT,Pfinztal,Germany
Prof. MartinBraithwaite UniversityofCambridge, UK
Dr. DavidE.Chavez LosAlamosNationalLaboratory,NM, USA
Dr. RuthDoherty NavalSurfaceWarfareCenter,IndianHeadDivision, USA
Prof. AlonGany IsraelInstituteofTechnology–Technion,Haifa,Israel
Prof. HirotoHabu AerospaceExplorationAgency,Sagamihara,Japan
Prof. ThomasKlapötke LudwigMaximiliansUniversität,Műnchen,Germany
Prof. PavelKonečný UniversityofDefence,Brno,CR
Prof. MichelLefebvre RoyalMilitaryAcademy, Belgium
Dr. DavidLempert RussianAcademyofScience,Chernogolovka,Russia
Prof. AndrzejMaranda MilitaryUniversityofTechnology,Warsaw,Poland
Prof. TatiyanaS.Pivina ZelinskiiInstituteofOrganicChemistry,Moscow,Russia
Dr. WilliamProud ImperialCollegeLondon, UK
Prof. Yuan-JieShu InstituteofChemicalMaterials,CAEP,MianYang,China
Prof. AleksanderSmirnov InstituteofMechanicalEngineering,Dzerzinsk,Russia
Dr. MuhamedSućeska NanyangTechnologicalUniversity, Singapore
Prof. WaldemarA.Trzciński MilitaryUniversityofTechnology,Warsaw,Poland
Prof. LemiTürker MiddleEastTechnicalUniversity,Ankara,Turkey
Dr. RodneyWiller retiredfromNavalWeaponsCenter,ChinaLake,USA
Prof. Jian-GuoZhang BeijingInstituteofTechnology,Beijing,China
Prof. SunguanZhu NanjingUniversityofScienceandTechnology, China
OrganizingCommittee:
Chairman
Dr. JiříPachmáň IEM,FCT,UniversityofPardubice,CzechRepublic
Members
Dr. JakubŠelešovský IEM,FCT,UniversityofPardubice,CzechRepublic
Dr. RobertMatyáš IEM,FCT,UniversityofPardubice,CzechRepublic
Dr. MarcelaJungová IEM,FCT,UniversityofPardubice,CzechRepublic
Dr. IvaUlbrichová Deanoffice,FCT,UniversityofPardubice,CzechRepublic
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Seminarissupportedby:
AustinDetonator,Vsetin,CR
http://www.austin.cz
IndetSafetySystems,amemberofNipponKayakugroup,Vsetin,CR
http://www.iss-cz.com
InstituteofShockPhysics,ImperialCollegeLondon,London,UK
http://www.imperial.ac.uk/shockphysics
BoforsTestCenter,Sweden
http://www.testcenter.se/
DefenceScienceandTechnologyLaboratory,Sevenoaks,UK
http://www.dstl.gov.uk/
NICOLET,Praha,CzechRepublic
http://www.nicoletcz.cz/
Explosia,Pardubice,CR
http://www.explosia.cz
OZMResearch,Bliznovice,CR
http://www.ozm.cz
FacultyofChemicalTechnology,UniversityofPardubice,CR
http://www.upce.cz/fakulty/fcht
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Contents
Preface ........................................................................ xii
Part1
Presentations
Rheology of HTPB propellant: effect of particle size distribution of ammonium per
chlorateanditsinfluenceonpropertiesofcompositepropellant
ErumAamir,RizwanHussain,FarooqNizam,NayyarJabeen,AbdurRehman ............... 2
Theoriticalandexperimentalinvestigationofreducedsmokecompositepropellants
AliAbd-elall,HosamMostafa ...................................................... 3
Progress in the development of high energy dense oxidizers based on
CHNO(F)-compounds
QuirinJ.Axthammer,MarcosA.Kettner,ThomasM.Klapötke,RichardMoll,SebastianF.Rest 4
TheProut-Tompkinsdescriptionofautocatalyticreactions-ProblemsandtheSolutions
ManfredA.Bohn ................................................................ 5
Understandingtheeffectsofblastonbiologicalsystems
Chiara Bo, Nicolas Newell, Thuy-Tien Ngoc, Ben Butler, James Wilgeroth, Jens Blazer,
Spyros Masouros, Anthony Bull, Sara Rankin, Katherine Brown, William G. Proud,
AndrewPhilips,AlunWilliams ..................................................... 6
Influence of pulsed electric fields in the shock and shock-wave sensitivity of some
condensedexplosives
ValeryBorisenok,VasheslavBragunetz,VladimirSimakov,AlexanderMikhailov,AnnaSirotkina 7
The influence of aluminum particle size on combustion parameters of model
compositionswithnitramines
Anatoly Bragin, Konstantin Monogarov, Yuri Frolov, Nikita Muravyev, Aleksey Zhigach,
IlyaLeipunsky,MichaelKuskov,ElenaAfanasenkova,NadejdaBerezkina ................... 8
Anovelenergeticmaterial,fromtheorytopractice
Christopher H. Braithwaite, Phillip D. Church, Robert Claridge, Phillip R. Ottley, Ian
M.Lewtas,NigelHarrison,PeterJ.Gould,AndrewP.Jardine ........................... 9
Approaches to the prediction of the non-ideal detonation characteristics of condensed
phaseexplosives
MartinBraithwaite,GarySharpe .................................................. 10
Determination of diphenylamine on initial thermal decomposition of single based
propellantbyusingHFC
KatarzynaCieślak,AndrzejKsiążczak,AngelikaZygmunt ............................... 11
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Igniterexaminationutilisingamodifiedclosedvessel
StevenClinton .................................................................. 12
Newpolynitroalkylaminofurazans
AlanDeHope,PhilipF.Pagoria,DamonParrish ..................................... 13
Novelenergetichexaazaisowurtzitanederivativesbearingnitroandazido
KaiDong,YuanWang,XubinGong,JingZhang,ChenghuiSun,Si-PingPang ............. 14
The synthesis and characterization of 1-hydroxy-5-aminotetrazole and highly energetic
azo-bis(1-hydroxy-tetrazole)andtheirionicderivatives
DennisFischer,ThomasM.Klapötke,JörgStierstorfer ................................. 15
Boroncombustioninpropulsionsystems
AlonGany ..................................................................... 16
Realizationofpowerpulseilluminationsinaeroballisticandhydrodynamicresearches
SergeyGerasimov,AleksandrBugaev,VladimirErofeev,AnnaSirotkina ................... 17
Shadowgraphtechniqueandopticalinitiationforstudyofsolitarylongitudinalwaves
SergeyGerasimov,AleksandrBugaev,VladimirErofeev ................................ 18
Strengthandfractureofenergeticmaterialsundershockwaveloading
VladimirGolubev ............................................................... 19
Biodegradation of nitroglycerine and ethylene glycol dinitrate by free and immobilized
cells
MartinHalecky,RadkaSpackova,JanPaca,MarieStiborova,EvgueniiKozliak ............ 20
Siliconbasedenergeticmaterials
EvgeniaGoldaKishilev,AlonGany ................................................ 21
Changesofchemicalandmechanicalpropertiesofdoublebasepropellantsoverartificial
ageing
FrantisekKrejcir,PavelKonecny ................................................... 22
Preparationandcharacterizationofn-butyl-N-azidoethylnitramine
MartinKünzel,ZdeněkJalový ..................................................... 23
Dinitroguanidineandsomeitsderivativesascompoundsofsolidcompositepropellants
DavidLempert,GeliiNechiporenko ................................................ 24
Newmethodsforthesynthesisof5-nitrotetrazole-2-N-oxides
Yu-ChuanLi,Qiu-HanLin,WeiLiu,Si-PingPang .................................... 25
Self-synchronization of the magneto-dipole micro/nano- structures in the reactionary
zonesandconceptofthesmartsolidmicro-propulsionsystem
AlexanderLukin ................................................................ 26
StudyofsurfacetreatmentforimprovementintheinteractionofRDXwithTNTthrough
ETPEpre-coating
QingMa,YuanjieShu ........................................................... 27
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Thermaldecompositionmechanismofammoniumdinitramideusingpyrolysateanalyses
HirokiMatsunaga,HirotoHabu,AtsumiMiyake ...................................... 28
Reactivenanolaminateswithtailoredenergyyield
EdwardMily ................................................................... 29
Impact of ageing on the loss factor of composite rocket propellants and interpretation of
changesconsideringpost-curing
GuenterMussbach,ManfredA.Bohn ............................................... 30
Aging study and structural analysis of solid fuel loaded in composite casing under
operatingpressureandverticalstorageconditionforservice-lifeprediction
QamarNawaz,FarooqNizam ..................................................... 31
Productionofactivatedmetalpowdersaspotentialenergeticmaterials
ValeryRosenband ............................................................... 32
Reflectedandnegativephaseairblastenergymeasurements
LippeD.Sadwin,MichaelM.Swisdak,Jr. ........................................... 33
Mechanical properties study of toughened and modified melt-cast TNT based explosive
formulationsforanti-cracksandbrittleness
YuanjieShu,QingMa ........................................................... 34
Impact sensitivity investigations of individual explosives: Some experimental and
calculatingapproaches
AleksandrSmirnov,OlegVoronko,BorisKorsunsky,TatyanaS.Pivina .................... 35
The 1,3-bis(5-amino-1H-tetrazol-1-yl)triaz-1-en-1-ium cation (C2H6N13+): A highly
nitrogen-richmoietywithaN chain
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YongxingTang,HongweiYang,GuangbinCheng,XuehaiJu,ChunxuLu,BoWu ........... 36
Identification and effects of 1,7-diacetoxy-2,4,6-trinitro-2,4,6-triazaheptane (BSX) as an
impurityinRDXandHMX
Hamza Turhan, Emel Yildiz, Taner Atalar, Lemi Türker, Canpolat Ozden, Nebi Gul,
SerkanGürbüz ................................................................. 37
Effectsofconcentrationandparticlesizeonthermalexplosivecharacteristicsoffireworks
SridharVethathiriPakkirisamy,SurianarayananMahadevan,SivapirakasamSuthangathan
Paramasivan,MandlAsitBaran ................................................... 38
Application of quantification of uncertainties method in detonation simulation to steven
test
LanWei,MiaoZheng ............................................................ 39
ThetruehistoryofCL-20
RodneyL.Willer ................................................................ 40
Investigation into the interaction of dantocol in polymer bonded explosives and bonding
agentdevelopment
ChristopherWilliams,StewartWalker,IanLochert,StephenClarke ....................... 41
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SynthesisandcharacterizationofanovelunsymmetricalazotetrazolecompoundwithN8
structure
BoWu,HongweiYang,XuehaiJu,ChunxuLv,GuangbinCheng ......................... 42
Efficientdesensitizationofhighexplosivesviaenergeticcoating
ZhijianYang,JinshanLi,ShijunLiu,ZhongHuang,BingHuang,FudeNie ................ 43
Radiometric performances of MTV and modified MTV compositions for three different
wavelengthintervals
SaniyeYayla ................................................................... 44
Synthesis, structure and thermal analysis of 3-hydrazino-4-amino-1,2,4-triazole energetic
salts
Jian-GuoZhang,Jin-TingWu,MouSun,XinYin,Tong-LaiZhang ....................... 45
Researchesonvaporpressureandthermaldecompositionoflow-meltingexplosives
Tong-LaiZhang,RuiLiu,LiYang,ZunningZhou ..................................... 46
Methodstudyaboutquantificationofuncertaintiesinnumericalsimulation
MiaoZheng .................................................................... 47
Posters
X-raystructureofthecomplexof5-nitrimino-1,4H-1,2,4-triazoleandDMSO
AlexanderM.Astachov,AlexanderD.Vasiliev ........................................ 50
Synthesis, energetic and some chemical properties of new explosive -
3,4-bis(4-nitrofurazan-3-yl)furazan(BNTF)
AlexandrAstrat’ev,DmitryDashko,AndreiI.Stepanov ................................ 51
LowthermaldecompositionstudiesofcertainspeciesinBachmannprocess
TanerAtalar,HamzaTurhan,EmelYıldız,LemiTürker ................................ 52
Synthesis and characterization of 2,2,2-trinitroethyl carbamate and 2,2,2-trinitroethyl
nitrocarbamate
QuirinJ.Axthammer,CamillaEvangelisti,ThomasM.Klapötke ......................... 53
Adsorption of military-grade 2,4,6-trinitrotoluene residuals in water using tufa modified
withnanocopper
Zoran Bajić, Mladen Vuruna, Jovica Nešić, Jovica Bogdanov, Zlate Veličković,
RadovanKarkalić,DaliborJovanović ............................................... 54
Somedetonationcharacteristicsofmilleddouble-basegunpowder
JovicaBogdanov,ZoranBajić,RadenkoDimitrijević,RadunJeremić ..................... 55
Atomistic simulation study of intermolecular interactions between binders and
plasticizersusedinpropellantsandhighexplosivecharges
ManfredA.Bohn,CamillaEvangelisti,ThomasM.Klapötke ............................ 56
VelocityofdetonationofthelowdensityANFOmixture
MarioDobrilović,VinkoŠkrlec,VječislavBohanek .................................... 57
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