Magnesium hydride type hydrogen-stored emulsion explosive
A technology of emulsified explosives and magnesium hydride, which is applied in explosives, non-explosive/non-thermal agent components, offensive equipment, etc., can solve problems that have not been discovered, and achieve the effect of light weight, large impulse, and wide application
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[0019] The total mass of magnesium hydride type hydrogen storage emulsion explosive (magnesium hydride + emulsion matrix) is 50 g, and the magnesium hydride content is 0.5% (=0.25 g) of the total mass. After adding magnesium hydride to the emulsified base, it was continuously stirred with a stirrer for 30 minutes, and the underwater explosion test was carried out after standing for 8 hours.
[0020] The specific formulation of the emulsifying base used is the same as in the prior art, see Table 1.
[0021] Table 1 Emulsifying base formula used in Example 1
[0022] component Nitrate water Span-80 Complex oil phase other content 78 15 2 4 1
[0023] In order to carry out a comparative experiment, the emulsion explosive matrix was sensitized by using the conventional sensitizer glass microspheres produced in the prior art to prepare an emulsion explosive. Since the existing experiments show that when the content of glass microspheres is 4%, th...
Embodiment 2
[0031] The total mass of the emulsion explosive (magnesium hydride and emulsion matrix) is 50g, of which the magnesium hydride content is 3% (=1.5 g) of the total mass. After adding magnesium hydride to the emulsified base, use a stirrer to continuously stir for 25 minutes, and perform an underwater explosion test after standing for 30 hours.
[0032] The formulation of the emulsification base used is the same as in the prior art, see Table 3.
[0033] Table 3 Emulsifying base formula used in Example 2
[0034] component Nitrate water LZ2731 Complex oil phase other content 77 16 2 4 1
[0035] In the underwater explosion test, the shock wave curve obtained is shown in image 3 . In the figure: the abscissa represents time (unit: s), the ordinate represents pressure (unit: MPa), and the underwater explosion shock wave curve is recorded by an oscilloscope. The test parameters are shown in Table 4, and the data in Table 4 are all read ...
Embodiment 3
[0040] The total mass of the emulsion explosive (magnesium hydride + emulsion base) is 50 g, of which the magnesium hydride content is 5% (=2.5 g) of the total mass. After adding magnesium hydride to the emulsified base, use a stirrer to continuously stir for 25 minutes to make it evenly mixed, and then perform an underwater explosion test after standing for 25 days.
[0041] The emulsification base formulation used is the same as in the prior art, see Table 5.
[0042] Table 5 Emulsifying base formula used in Example 3
[0043] component Nitrate water LZ2731 Complex oil phase other content 77 16 2 4 1
[0044] In the underwater explosion test, the shock wave curve obtained is shown in Figure 4 . In the figure: the abscissa represents time (unit: s), the ordinate represents pressure (unit: MPa), and the underwater explosion shock wave curve is recorded by an oscilloscope. The test parameters are shown in Table 6, and the data in Table 6 a...
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