Continuous radiographic recording for explosion products behind a detonation front

Dorokhin, V. V.; Zubarev, V. N.; Orekin, Yu. K.; Panov, N. V.; Shaboldina, N. L.

doi:10.1007/bf00749084

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“…The methods to determine detonation pressure can be clas sified into a direct methods group and an indirect methods group. The former, determining the pressure by measuring some parameters of the detonation products directly, includes the piezoresistive method [16][17][18], electromagnetic method [19,20] and flash xray technique [21]. The other group of methods includes those that are based on the registration of the state originated after shock wave reflection from a bar rier, for instance the freesurface velocity method [22,23], laser/photonic Doppler velocimetry [24][25][26] and aquarium test [27,28] (including Plexiglas [29]).…”

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New approaches for evaluating detonation properties of commercial explosives using a novel continuous velocity probe

Yan

et al. 2018

Meas. Sci. Technol.

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In order to build a set of test methods for quantified and efficient evaluation of the detonation properties of commercial explosives, three pressure-conducted types of novel velocity probes have been developed. The LS-DYNA program is used to estimate the conduction pressure and an underwater explosion test is performed to demonstrate the ability of recording the continuous travel trajectory of detonation and shock wave, which indicates that the threaded wire with metal foil (TW/MF) probe shows the most satisfactory performance. Using this probe, various test methods are built to determine the detonation properties of commercial explosives, i.e. detonation velocity, critical diameter and thickness, sympathetic detonation and C–J pressure. The results show that continuous measuring systems based on the TW/MF velocity probe can be successfully applied in the evaluation of the performances of commercial explosives, which is superior to the conventional approaches in measurement accuracy, convenience, uniformity and quantification.

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