Numerical simulation for overdriven and shocking-to-detonation transition of insensitive high explosives
Xiaomian Hu
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Xiaomian Hu
Abstract
The shocking-to-detonation transition(SDT) of insensitive high explosives(IHE) including LX-17 and ultrafine TATB was studied by using Hybrid reaction rate model and modified JWL equation of state(EOS),and phenomena of colliding diverging detonation was numerically simulated.The calculated shocking-to-detonation transition(SDT) of insensitive high explosives is in agreement with the experimental result,and the calculated peak pressure in colliding diverging detonation increases 10%.
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The shocking-to-detonation transition(SDT) of insensitive high explosives(IHE) including LX-17 and ultrafine TATB was studied by using Hybrid reaction rate model and modified JWL equation of state(EOS),and phenomena of colliding diverging detonation was numerically simulated.The calculated shocking-to-detonation transition(SDT) of insensitive high explosives is in agreement with the experimental result,and the calculated peak pressure in colliding diverging detonation increases 10%.
Key concepts: TATB, Detonation, Explosive material, Materials science, Mechanics, Deflagration to detonation transition, High pressure, Computer simulation