Underwater Explosion Analysis of Hexogen-Enriched Novel Hydrogen Storage Alloy
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A novel hydrogen storage alloy was used in hexogen-based thermobaric explosive (RDX-based TBE). Two types of fashioned explosive charges with mass of 160 g and 500 g were used in this work. The energy of TBE was tested by underwater explosion. The results indicate hexogen-enriched novel hydrogen storage alloy can produce higher bubble energy than that enriched aluminum. The total useful energy was 4.7 % (160 g) and 6.4 % (500 g) higher than an explosive with the same aluminum content, and Trotyl (TNT) equivalent of 2.1 times. The heat of explosion test shows the similar result that the novel hydrogen storage alloy can improve the total energy, about 7.9 % higher than the aluminized.
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OpenAlex topics: Energetic Materials and Combustion · Combustion and Detonation Processes · Hydrogen Storage and Materials
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