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Combustion performance and mechanism of DAP-4/Al composites with WO3 nanoparticles

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JOURNAL OF ENERGETIC MATERIALS
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TAYLOR & FRANCIS INC
DOI: 10.1080/07370652.2023.2255174

Keywords

Al; combustion performance; DAP-4; reaction mechanism; WO3 nanoparticles

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The combustion properties and reaction mechanism of DAP-4/Al composites doped with WO3 nanoparticles were studied, showing that WO3 catalysis significantly improves the combustion performance of DAP-4/Al. The results indicate shorter combustion time, higher combustion pressure and pressurization rate, as well as higher combustion heat for DAP-4/Al/WO3 composites. TG-MS and XPS analysis further reveal the catalytic mechanism of WO3. This work provides new insights for the future application of DAP-4/Al composites in solid propellants.
The design and preparation of new high-energy composite DAP-4/Al is very important for the study of composite solid propellants. In this work, the combustion properties and reaction mechanism of DAP-4/Al composites doped with WO3 nanoparticles were studied. DAP-4/Al composites were prepared by different mass ratios. The combustion state, combustion time, pressure, pressurization rate and flame temperature of DAP-4/Al/WO3 with different mass ratios were monitored. The results show that the combustion performance of DAP-4/Al can be significantly improved under the catalysis of WO3. Compared with DAP-4/Al-5, the average combustion time of DAP-4/Al/W-4 is significantly reduced by similar to 70 ms, the average combustion pressure is increased by 654 KPa, and the average pressurization rate is increased by 0.22 MPa center dot s(-1). Under the catalysis of WO3, the activated substances can react rapidly with H(2)dabco(2+) and NH+ to produce CO2, CO, N-2 and H2O. When the mass ratio is 20:80:2, the average maximum combustion heat of DAP-4/Al/W-4 is 8474 J/g, which is higher than 493 J/g of DAP-4/Al-5. The reaction mechanism of WO3 catalyzed DAP-4/Al system was further analyzed by TG-MS and XPS. This work provides a new idea for the future application of DAP-4/Al composites in solid propellants.

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