ICT Programm 2009

Program

40th International Annual Conference of ICT June 23 - June 26, 2009

KarlsruheFederal Republic of Germany

EnergeticMaterials Characterisation,Modelling and Validation

Karlsruhe City PlanHow to find the venue

Karlsruhe liegt 120 km südlich vom Frankfurter Flughafen an der Autobahn A5 und ist von Frankfurt aus mit dem Intercity oder dem ICEleicht zu erreichen.

Weitere Flughäfen sind:Strasbourg (F) (ungefähr 100 km) und Stuttgart (D) (ungefähr 90 km)

Karlsruhe is located 120 km south of Frankfurt (Main)/Frankfurt Inter -national Airport just beside the Autobahn A5 and also connected toFrankfurt via Express train »Intercity« or ICE.

Additional airports are:Strasbourg (F) (approx. 100 km) and Stuttgart (D) (approx. 90 km)

Energetic Materials - Characterisation, Modelling and Validation

Due to new and changing applications modernenergetic materials and compositions have to fulfil sophisticated and even opposite featuresregarding to performance, sensitivity, vulnerabilityand stability. Therefore, the validation of the resulting reaction properties needs new or refineddiagnostic methods.

Advanced experimental characterisation of com -bustion, deflagration or detonation properties ofpropellants, explosives, pyrotechnics and their com-binations deliver the basis for understanding thereaction processes and the overall performance.Besides high time resolution diagnostic tools alsoneed a fine spatial accuracy so that spherical oreven volumetric information of the reaction zonecan be achieved essential to understand the com-plex physical and chemical inter actions.

Sophisticated experimental designs and measure-ment techniques must be combined to extract thenecessary information from the system. Modellingof combustion, detonation and reaction pheno -mena helps to understand the occurring effects and to analyse the experimental data.

Finally, the combination of all these tools allows thevalidation of the proposed characteristics of moderndesigned energetic materials.

The 40th International Annual Conference of ICTshall provide a platform to review the state of theart of nowadays energetic material research con -cerning characterisation, modelling and validationand act as an international forum to present newideas and to stimulate the scientific discussion pro-cess in the defence research community.

Chair of the ConferenceWilhelm Eckl, Fraunhofer ICT

40th International Annual Conference of ICT

General Information

Registration

Please return the enclosed registra-tion form.

Registration fees (incl. proceedings,coffee breaks, lunch), dependingon arrival of the registration format the ICT:

• Registration up to June 2nd:EURO 1.050,-- (incl. 19% VAT)

• Registration up to June 15th:EURO 1.250,-- (incl. 19% VAT)

Participation cannot be guaranteedfor registrations arriving after June15th.

The fee has to be paid uponreceipt of the invoice either by

• remittance to the account given on the invoiceor

• cheque

Cancellation Policy

EURO 400.-- will be charged forcancellations after June 15th, 2009.No-shows will be charged withEURO 800,--.

Accommodation

HORE Hotel Reservation, Wein - garte ner Str. 70, 76229 Karlsruhe

Phone +49-(0)7 21/ 48 23 56Telefax +49-(0)7 21/ 48 26 14e-mail HoreHotelReservation@

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An application form is enclosed.

Conference Office

Foyer of the Weinbrenner-Saal.Open from Tuesday, June 23, 14.00 htill Friday, June 26, 14.00 h duringthe actual time of the lecturesand may be reached by

Phone +49-(0)7 21 / 37 20 – 57 80 or +49-(0)7 21 / 37 20 – 57 81Fax +49-(0)7 21 / 37 20 – 59 50

Check in / Welcome Reception

Please check in at the conferenceoffice on Tuesday, June 23,between 14.00 and 20.00 h.

All participants are cordially invitedto the Welcome Reception on thesame day, starting at 18.00 h in thefoyer of the Stadthalle.

Conference Languages

English, German (SimultaneousInterpretation)

Proceedings

One copy is included in the regis -tration fee. Additional copies costEURO 99,-- (Subscription price dur-ing the conference EURO 79,--).

Tour of the Institute

The ICT can be visited on Friday,June 26 at the end of the Confer -ence. The tour of the Institute isfollowed by a farewell-party withdraught beer, barbecue and fire-works (after sunset). Please markon your registration formwhether you wish to participate.

Allgemeine Informationen

Anmeldung

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Tagungsbüro

Das Tagungsbüro befindet sich imFoyer des Weinbrenner-Saals. Eswird von Dienstag, 23. Juni, 14.00 hbis Freitag, 26. Juni, 14.00 h wäh-rend der Kongresszeiten geöffnetsein und kann erreicht werden unter

Telefon (07 21) 37 20 - 57 80oder (07 21) 37 20 - 57 81Fax (07 21) 37 20 - 59 50

Registrierung / Empfang

Bitte melden Sie sich am Dienstag,23. Juni 2009 in der Zeit von 14.00 hbis 20.00 h im Tagungsbüro an. AlleTeilnehmer sind an diesem Tag herzlichzum Empfang im Foyer der Stadt halleeingeladen, Beginn 18.00 h.

Konferenzsprachen

Deutsch, Englisch (Simultanübersetzung)

Proceedings

Ein Exemplar ist in der Tagungs -gebühr enthalten. ZusätzlicheTagungsberichte kosten EURO 99,--(Subskriptionspreis während derTagung EURO 79,--).

Besichtigung des Instituts

Am Freitag, 26 Juni, nach Abschlussder Tagung, können Sie das Institutbesichtigen; zum Ausklang gibt eseine »Abschlussparty« mit Fassbier,Grilladen und, nach Sonnenunter-gang, einem Feuerwerk.

Bitte vermerken Sie Ihre Teil nah -me auf dem Anmeldeformular.

Lecture Program Wednesday, June 24

9.00 Welcome Address and Opening

9.20 V 0 Keynote LectureReview – Contributions along 40 years ofICT´s Annual Conferences

M. HeldTDW, Schrobenhausen, D

1. Session Modelling Chairman: S. WilkerBWB, Koblenz, D

9.40 V 1 EMC 3.6 Energetic Materials Compendium – A Tool for Research, Development and Design

E.-C. KochNATO-MSIAC, Brussels, B

10.00 V 2 A QSAR Model for Predicting Solvents andSolvent Blends for Energetic Materials

D.L. Williams, K.D. KuklenzSam Houston State University, Huntsville, USA

10.20 V 3 Prediction of the Thermal Behaviour ofEnergetic Materials by Advanced KineticModelling of HFC and DSC Signals

B. RoduitAKTS AG, Siders, CHP. Folly, A. Sarbach, B. Bergerarmasuisse, Thun, CH

10.40 V 4 Modeling the Shock Initiation of Thermally-Damaged LX-04 with a Statistical HotspotModel

H. Keo Springer, S.K. Chidester, J.L. Maienschein,A.L. Nichols III, C.M. Tarver, K.S. VandersallLawrence Livermore National Laboratory,Livermore, USA

11.00 Coffee Break


2. Session Ageing of PBXChairman: H. ÖstmarkFOI, Tumba, SE

11.30 V 5 Inhomogeneous Ageing of a PBX

S. Torry, M. Ashcroft, A. Rix, T. Cunliffe, D. TodQinetiQ Fort Halstead, Sevenoaks, GB

11.50 V 6 Safety, Mechanical and Chemical Propertiesof a HMX Based Plastic Bonded Explosiveafter Ageing

M. Kaiser, M. Koch, R. WildWIWEB, Swisttal, D

12.10 V 7 Characterization of the Ageing of HTPBBinder Based Insensitive High ExplosiveCharge by Heat Flow Microcalorimetry,Chemiluminescence, GAP Test and DynamicMechanical Analysis

M.A. BohnFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

12.30 V 8 Ageing Study on the Polymer BondedExplosive KS-32; one Part of the Researchfrom a 3-Nation´s Cooperation

M. van Hulst, W.P.C. de KlerkTNO DSS, Rijswijk, NL

12.50 Lunch Break


3. Session Combustion and IgnitionChair: B. Bergerarmasuisse, Thun, CH

14.20 V 9 Experimental Studies on the Ablation andIgnition of Gun Propellants in a 155mm Gun

S. Fuller, M. TaylorQinetiQ Fort Halstead, Sevenoaks, GB

14.40 V 10 Study of Kinetics of Combustion ofEnergetic Materials by ElectrothermalExplosion Method

A.S. ShteinbergALOFT, Berkeley, USA

15.00 V 11 Experimental and Numerical Study onNonsteady Burning of Solid Propellants

G. Fouin, S. GallierSNPE, Vert le Petit, F

15.20 V 12 Fluidised Bed Incineration of Nitrophenol

J. Campos, J. GoisUniversity of Coimbra, PP. AraujoCUF-Quimicos Industrias S.A., Estarreja, PL. Duraes, A. PortugalLEDAP, Condeixa, P

15.40 V 13 Pyrotechnic Incendiaries to Combat ToxicClouds

V. Weiser, E. Roth, S. Kelzenberg, W. EcklFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

16.00 Coffee Break


4. Session Explosives I Chairman: R. SimpsonLawrence Livermore National Laboratory,Livermore, USA

16.30 V 14 Determination of Polymer Content in PBXComposition by FT-IR

E. da Costa Mattos, E.D. Moreira, R.C. Lazzarini Dutra, M.F. Diniz, G. da SilvaCTA/IAE, Sao Jose dos Campos, BR

16.50 V 15 Measurement of the Flow Properties Withina Copper Tube Containing a DeflagratingHigh Explosive

L.G. Hill, J.S. Morris, S.I. JacksonLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos,USA

17.10 V 16 Modeling of Transient Detonations inInsensitive High Explosives

P. Vitello, C. Souers, T. LorenzLawrence Livermore National Laboratory,Livermore, USA

Lecture Program Thursday, June 25

5. Session Explosives IIChairman: H. KeizersTNO, Rijswijk, NL

9.00 V 17 Shock Sensitivity of Diaminoazoxy Furazan(DAAF) Using an Instrumented Small ScaleGap Test

E. Francois, V.E. Sanders, J. Lloyd, J. MangLos Alamos National Laboratory, Los Alamos,USA

9.20 V 18 Investigation of Physical-Chemical ProcessesRelated to the Abel Heat Test of Explosives

B. Vogelsanger, R. SopranettiNitrochemie Wimmis AG, Wimmis, CH

9.40 V 19 Towards Next Generation TATB-basedExplosives by Understanding Voids andMicrostructure from 10 nm to 1 cm

T.M. Willey, L. Lauderbach, D.M. Hoffman, T. van Buuren, G. OverturfLawrence Livermore National Laboratory,Livermore, USAJ. IlavskyArgonne National Laboratory, Argonne, USA

10.00 Coffee Break

10.30 Session Posterchaired by: R. BelmasCEA, Monts, F

12.00 Lunch Break


6. Session ProcessingChairman: A.S.CummingDSTL Fort Halstead, Sevenoaks, GB

13.30 V 20 Simulation of Dry Coating Process throughDistinct Element Modeling

G. Gogos, P. WangNew Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, USAP. Bonnett, F. LeeRDECOM-RDEC, Picatinny Arsenal, USA

13.50 V 21 Characterisation and 3D Flow Modelling ofPropellant Pate in Mixing Equipments

T. Praud, C. Marraud, G. ChounetSNPE, Vert le Petit, F

14.10 V 22 New Fluidized Bed Reactor for Coating ofEnergetic Materials

E. Abadjieva, T. Huijser, Y. Creyghton, A. van der HeijdenTNO DSS, Rijswijk, NL

14.30 V 23 Fast and Save Production of LiquidExplosives in a Continuous Pilot PlantEmploying Microreaction Technology

D. Boskovic, A. Mendl, T. Türcke, S. LöbbeckeFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

14.50 V 24 ADN Prills: Production, Characterisation andFormulation

C. Eldsäter, J. de Flon, E. Holmgren, M. Liljedahl,A. Pettersson, M. Wanhatalo, N. WingborgFOI, Tumba, SE

15.10 Coffee Break


7. Session Propellants and Gasgenerators I Chairman: B. VogelsangerNitrochemie Wimmis, Wimmis, CH

15.40 V 25 Solid Hydrogen Storage: Hydride BasedCompositions for Gaseous HydrogenGeneration

C. Vella, J. Renouard, J.P. Goudon, P. YvartSNPE, Vert le Petit, F

16.00 V 26 Hydrogen Generation in Systems“Aluminum Nanopowder – Water”

A.B. VorozhtsovInstitute for Problems of Chemical and EnergeticTechnologies, Biysk, RUSA.A. GromovTomsk Polytechnic University, Tomsk, RUS

16.20 V 27 Measurement of Gas Production from aNitramine Based Rocket Propellant

R. Tunnell, T. Cunliffe, K. Rawley, A. Rix, D. TodQinetiQ Fort Halstead, Sevenoaks, GB

16.40 V 28 Fracture of Case Bonded Grains in ColdPressurisation Motor Tests

R. NeviereSME, Vert le Petit, FL. TixierROXEL, Saint Medard en Jalles, F

17.00 V 29 On the Solid-State Decomposition ofAmmonium Dinitramide

M. Rahm, M. Johnson, E. Tyrode, T. Brinck,Royal Institute of Technology KTH, Stockholm,SE

Lecture Program Friday, June 26

8. Session Propellants and Gasgenerators II Chairman: C. PerutSNPE, Vert-le-Petit, F

9.00 V 30 Catalytic Effects of Cu and Cu-basedCompound Additives on theCombustion/De composition Characteristicsof Guanidinium 1,5´-bis-1H-Tetrazolate/Ammonium Nitrate Mixtures

S. Date, S. Nishi, Y. Miyata, M. Abe, K. Yoshitake, K. HasueNational Defense Academy, YokosukaKanagawa, JAP

9.20 V 31 A Stable Liquid Mono Propellant Based onADN

K. Anflo, P. ThormählenECAPS, SEH. Skifs, P. SjöbergEurenco Bofors AB, Karlskoga, SE

9.40 V 32 Size/Strain Diffraction Peak Broadening ofthe Energetic Materials HMX, CL-20 andFOX-12

M. Herrmann, U. Förter-Barth, P.B. KempaFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

10.00 Poster Awards


9. Session SIBEX IChairman: P. WanningerRheinmetall Waffe Munition GmbH, Unterlüß, D

10.10 V 33 Discovery and Validation of ExplosiveFumes Dynamics in Rooms

H.-J. FahlWTD 91, Meppen, DM. HunzingerFraunhofer EMI, Kandern, D

10.30 V 34 Oxidation of Aluminum Particles in MixedO2/CO2/H2O Atmospheres

M. Schoenitz, C.-M. Chen, X. Zhu, E.L. DreizinNew Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, USA

10.50 V 35 Investigation on the Behaviour of SolidParticles during their Dispersion by HighExplosive

Y. Gregoire, M.-O. SturtzerISL, Saint Louis, FB.A. Khasainov, B. VeyssiereLaboratoire de Combustion et de Detonique,Futuroscope, F

11.10 Coffee Break


10. Session SIBEX IIChairman: P. BrousseauDRDC Valcartier, Val-Belair, CAN

11.30 V 36 Characteristics of Metal CombustionObtained from Constant Volume ExplosionExperiments

P.R. Santhanam, V.K. Hoffmann, M.A. Trunov,E.L. DreizinNew Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, USA

11.50 V 37 Combustion of Boron Loaded Explosives

W. ArnoldTDW, Schrobenhausen, DE. RottenkolberNUMERICS GmbH, Petershausen, D

12.10 V 38 Thermodynamic States of C4 Explosions and their Combustion with Air

A.L. KuhlLawrence Livermore National Laboratory,Livermore, USA

12.30 V 39 Characterisation of Explosives withEnhanced Blast Output in DetonationChamber and Free Field Experiments

T. Fischer, A. Kessler, P. Gerber, V. Weiser, T. KlahnFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

12.50 Closing Remarks

13.00 Lunch

14.30 Bus Departure from the Conference Hall to the ICT

15.00 Visit of the ICT followed by a farewell-partyoffering draught beer, barbecue and fire-works. Bus transfer to Karlsruhe City andMain Station will be available during thewhole evening.

For sponsoring the fireworks we´d like to thank ZINK-Feuerwerk GmbH, D-74389 Cleebronn

Poster ProgramPosters will be presented during the whole Conference. A special Poster Sessionwill take place on Thursday, June 25, 10.30 - 12.00 h. During this time authorsshould be present for discussion at their posters in the foyer of the Conference Hall.

P 40 Crystal Structure and Thermal Behavior of FOX-12

P.B. Kempa, M. Herrmann, I. FuhrFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, DH. ÖstmarkFOI, Tumba, SE

P 41 Effect of Some Burning Rate Modifiers on the BurningBehaviour of Extruded Double Base Propellants

M. Hadhoud, M. ElianMinistry of Military Production, Cairo, ETA. Abd-Elghafour, S. El-BasuneyEgyptian Armed Forces, Cairo, ET

P 42 Spectrally and Spatially Adapted Decoy Flares Based onRed Phosphorus

E.A. Hawas, E.H. Mostafa, M.M. IsmailEgyptian Armed Forces, Cairo, ET

P 43 US Navy Qualification of Pyrotechnics from a EuropeanGrenade – A Cooperative Venture

M.P. McDonnell, S.T. PetersNSWC, Indian Head, USA

P 44 Characterization of the Nitroguanidine in M30 Triple-Base Propellants: Influence of the Process Parameters inNitroguanidine Alignment

C. Gonzalez, G. BallesterGD SBS, Madrid, EM.A. RodriguezCeramic and Glass Institute, Madrid, E

P 45 Synthesis of a Boron Modified Phenolic Resin

A.M. Kawamoto, L.C. Pardini, M.F. Diniz, V.L. Lourenco, M.F. Koyama TakahashiCTA/IAE, Sao Jose dos Campos SP, BR

P 46 NIR Spectroscopy for Amine Characterization in BondingAgents Used in Solid Propellants

D. Cortes Pires, J. Sciamareli, A. Kawamoto, K. Iha, M. Faria Diniz, J.R. da Costa, E. da Costa Mattos, R. de Cassia Lazzarini DutraCTA/IAE, Sao Jose dos Campos, BR

P 47 The Heterogeneous Mechanism of Lead Azide ThermalDecomposition

A. KhaneftKemerovo State University, Kemerovo, RUS

P 48 The Modeling of Initiation by PETN Laser Pulse

A. Khaneft, E. DuginovKemerovo State University, Kemerovo, RUS

P 49 Rheological Investigations of Fluid PBX-Precursers

U. Förter-Barth, M. Herrmann, P. GerberFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

P 50 Synthesis and Characterization of NTO and its Salts

T.Z. Wafy, M.A. Sadek, M.S. Fayed, M.M. IsmailEgyptian Armed Forces, Cairo, ET

P 51 Simulation Particle Milling and Coating Using EDEM andFLUENT

G. Gogos, P. Wang, S. TengNew Jersey Institute of Technology, Newark, USAJ. Palk, F. LeeARDEC, Picatinny Arsenal, USA

P 52 Development of the Solid Propellant for Kick Motor andVerification of Performance in High-Altitude Simulation

Jong-Kwon Song, Jong-Woong Won, Sung-Han Choi, Hyuk SuhHanwha Corp., Daejeon, ROK

P 53 Synthesis of Glycidyldinitroazetidine (GDNAZ) as anEnergetic Monomers Containing Explosophoric Group

Jin Seuk Kim, Hyunsoo Kim, Younghwan KwonAgency for Defense Development, Daejeon, ROK

P 54 A Study of Applying the SPH Methods to Calculate theDetonation Process of the High Explosives

Yang Kun, Pan Hao, Wu Zi-Hui, Hu Xiao-MianInstitute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics,Beijing, PRC

Poster Program

Poster Program

P 55 Numerical Simulation of the Detonation Process ofCracked High Explosives with Different Width Air Gap

Pan Hao, Wu Zi-Hui, Hu Xiao-MianInstitute of Applied Physics and Computational Mathematics,Beijing, PRC

P 56 Brazilian Disc Testing of a UK PBX: Experiment andModelling

C. Leppard, G. KalsiAWE Aldermaston, Reading, GBD.M. Williamson, W.G. ProudUniversity of Cambridge, GB

P 57 ESD Sensitivity Evaluation of the Secondary Explosives– Discharge Firing Circuit of the ESD Tester Efficiency

J. MajzlikUniversity of Pardubice, CZ

P 58 New Suggestions and Modifications in the Extraction,Analysis and Detection of Eight Organic Post ExplosionTraces

A.M. Naser, A.H. Bedair, M.M. Ismail, M.K. Hadhoud, A.M. BendaryMinistry of Justice / Egyptian Armed Forces, Cairo, ET

P 59 Modification of Ultrafine HNS Explosive by SprayDrying Process

Jingyu Wang, Wenzheng XuNorth University of China, Taiyuan, PRCHao HuangBeijing Institute of Technology, Beijing, PRC

P 60 Ageing of Flattened Spherical Propellants: Comparisonbetween a Propellant Deterred with Dibuthylphthalateand a Propellant Deterred with an Alternative Phthalate

L. Jeunieau, M.H. LefebvreEcole Royale Militaire, Bruxelles, BP. GuillaumePB Clermont SA, Engis, B

Poster Program

P 61 A Study on the Reaction Rate of Insensitive Explosives

Jungsu Park, Jaimin Lee, Jinsung LeeAgency for Defense Development, Daejeon, ROKSungkie YounKorea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, ROK

P 62 Numerical Simulation of Afterburning Process inThermobaric Explosives

Chang-Kee KimAgency for Defense Development, Daejeon, ROKKyoung-Su ImLivermore Software Technology Corp., Livermore, USA

P 63 A Parametric Study into the Thermal Properties ofCopper (II) Styphnate Tetrahydrate Using Single CrystalX-Ray Diffraction

A.L. Collins, J.M. Cole, T.J.P. Angliss, W.G. ProudCavendish Laboratory, Cambridge, GB

P 64 Characterization of Explosive Mixtures Based onComposition B

S.A. El-Basuony, H.E. Mostafa, M.M. SeleetEgyptian Armed Forces, Cairo, ET

P 65 Effect of the Boiling Process on the Physical Propertiesof Nitrocellulose

Zheng Wenfang, Pan Renming, Cheng Zhanbing, Fu Xiaoli,Lin XiangyangNanjing University of Science & Technology, Nanjing, PRC

P 66 Determination of the Ballistic Lifetime of 27 mmAmmunition DM63 Accompanied by Real Life TimeTemperature Storage Measurements

S. Wilker,BWB, Koblenz, DU. TicmanisWIWEB, Swisttal, DU. StenzelRWM Mauser, DB. VogelsangerNitrochemie Wimmis AG, Wimmis, CH

Poster Program

P 67 Progress in Initiator Modeling

C.A. Hrousis, J.S. ChristensenLawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, USA

P 68 Probabilistic Shock Initiation Thresholds and QMUApplications

C.A. Hrousis, M. Gresshoff, G.E. Overturf IIILawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, USA

P 69 Software Package Development for the Computation ofActivation Energy Using Iterative Method andIntegration Technique

H. Muthurajan, Ang How GheeNanyang Technological University, SGP

P 70 Development of an IM Substitute Candidate forComposition A3

G. Eck, C. SpyckerelleEurenco France, Sorgues, F

P 71 GUNTOL – Melt Cast for IM

A.-M. Amneus, P. SjöbergEurenco Bofors AB, Karlskoga, SER. KinellNammo LIAB AB, Lindesberg, SEH. ÖstmarkFOI, Tumba, SE

P 72 A Volumetric Constitutive Model for CompositePropellants and its Experimental Validation

R. NeviereSNPE, Vert le Petit, F

P 73 Study on the Inclusion and Defect in CoolingCrystallization of RDX

Doo-Yong Kim, Kwang-Joo KimHanbat National University, Yuseong Daejeon, KORHyoun-Soo KimAgency for Defense Development, Daejeon, KOR

Poster Program

P 74 Instationary Theory of Heat Explosion

G. KrauseDr. Krause GmbH, Potsdam, D

P 75 Kinetic and Material Parameters for Various Explosivesby Hot Storage Tests

G. KrauseDr. Krause GmbH, Potsdam, D

P 76 Aging Evaluations of RS-RDX and PBX Formulationsbased on RS-RDX

S. Matsuzaki, Y. Fujigaki, Y. KatoNippon Koki Co. Ltd., Fukushima, JAP

P 77 Ageing Behaviour of HTPB based Rocket PropellantFormulations

S. Cerri, L. GalfettiPolitecnico di Milano, IM.A. Bohn, K. MenkeFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

P 78 Prediction of Equivalent Time-Temperature Loads forAccelerated Ageing to Simulate Preset In-StorageAgeing and Time-Temperature Profile Loads


P 79 Quantum Chemical Calculations on 2-Nitro-N-Nitroso-Alkylanilines and 4-Nitro-N-Nitroso-Alkylanilines –Contribution to Clarify recently described unexpectedBehaviour


P 80 Gel Permeation Chromatography of Nitrocellulose (NC)and NC Containing SubstancesIII. Recent Results from a Continued Parameter Study onthe GPC of NC Samples

H. Pontius, M. Dörich, M.A. BohnFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

Poster Program

P 81 An Update on the Round Robin Test to Evaluate theNitrocellulose Size Exclusion Chromatography Methodin STANAG 4178 (Ed. 2)

P. Deacon, A. MacdonaldAWE plc, Aldermaston, GBP. Gill, N. MaiCranfield University, Shrivenham, GBM. Bohn, H. PontiusFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, DM. van Hulst, W. de KlerkTNO, Rijswijk, NLC. BakerDOSG-MOD, Abbey Wood, GB

P 82 Effect of RS-HMX on the Properties of Pressable PBXComposition

Liu Shijun, Nie Fude, Zhan Chunhong, Huang MingInstitute of Chemical Materials CAEP, Mianyang, PRC

P 83 Safety Simulation – Prediction of Explosives Behaviourunder Thermal Stress Based on Explosive Data fromLaboratory Experiments

M. Koch, U. Ticmanis, S. WilkerWIWEB, Swisttal, D

P 84 A New Initiation Explosive Based on Superfine ANBDF

Liu Yong-gang, Wang Ping, Hang Yueqiang, Nie Fude, Li Jinshan, Huang HuiChinese Academy of Engineering and Physics, Mianyang, PRC

P 85 Lidar Detector of Explosive Vapors

S. Bobrovnikov, E. Gorlov, Y. Panchenko, G. Sakovich, A. Vorozhtsov, E. MaximovInstitute for Problems of Chemical & Energetic Technologies, RUSInstitute of Atmospheric Optics, RUSInstitute of High Current Electronics, RUS

P 86 Detonation Parameters of Resorcinol-Formaldehyde/NH4ClO4 Nanocomposites

S. Cudzilo, W.A. Trzcinski, W. KicinskiMilitary University of Technology, Warsaw, PL

Poster Program

P 87 Performance Testing of Novel UF-TATB Formulations inthe Floret Test

T. Barrowclough, P. Bolton, M. WrightAWE Aldermaston, Reading, GB

P 88 Numerical Prediction of Safety Distances from LargePool Fires of Organic Peroxides

K.B. Mishra, K.D. WehrstedtBAM, Berlin, DA. SchönbucherUniversität Duisburg-Essen, D

P 89 Mechanisms of Ceramic Particle Formation fromDetonation of Metal/Nitrates Compositions

J. Campos, R. MendesUniversity of Coimbra, PJ. Calado, E. Antunes, A. Lagoa, S. SilvaMETOXID – Oxidos Metalicos S.A., Aljustrel, P

P 90 Spatial Resolved Strain Measurements on Propellants byImage Processing

A. Blanc, L. DeimlingFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

P 91 Burning Behaviour of Nitrate-based Ionic Liquids

U. Schaller, V. Weiser, E. Roth, T. KeicherFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

P 92 Combustion of Frozen H2O2-PE Sandwiches

S. Kelzenberg, V. WeiserFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

P 93 Investigation of Burning Metal Particle in a Hartmann-Tube

O. Schulz, V. Weiser, J. Neutz, E. RothFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

P 94 Quality Evaluation of Foamed Propellants

J. Böhnlein-Mauß, H. KröberFraunhofer ICT, Pfinztal, D

Poster Program

P 95 Theoretical Studies on Mechanism of Formation andPerformance of Nitro-Substituted 1,3,5-Triazines

Kiyull Yang, Young Hee ParkGyeongsang National University, Jinju, KORSoo Gyeong ChoAgency for Defense Development, Yuseong Daejeon, KORHai Whang Lee, Chan Kyung KimInha University, Incheon, KORHyun-Joo KooKyung Hee University, Seoul, KOR

P 96 The Influence of Nitrocellulose Source on the Propertiesand Stability of a Nitroaromatic Plasticised ExplosiveBinder

R. Waddington, P. DeaconAWE plc, Aldermaston, GB

P 97 Revolutionary Insensitive, Green and Healthier TrainingTechnology with Reduced Adverse Contamination(RIGHTTRAC) Technology Demonstrator Program

P. Brousseau, S. Brochu, M. Brassard, G. Ampleman, S. Thiboutot, F. Cote, L.-S. Lussier, E. Diaz, V. Tanguay, I. PoulinDefence R&D Canada, Valcartier, CAN

P 98 X-Ray Diffraction and Microscopy Studies of theStructure of Molecular Compound FTDO-DNAP

V.E. Zarko, V.N. SimonenkoInstitute of Chemical Kinetics and Combustion, Novosibirsk, RUSA.A. Kvasov, A.I. AncharovNovosibirsk State University, Novosibirsk, RUSK.E. KuperInstitute of Nuclear Physics, Novosibirsk, RUS

P 99 Theoretical Study on the Structure and Stability of FOX-7

Zong He-Hou, Shu Yuan-Jie, Huang Yi-GangInstitute of Chemical Materials CAEP, Mianyang, PRC

P 100 Formation of Nitrocompounds Structural Differentiationas a Basis for its Decomposition Mechanisms Simulation

T.S. Pivina, V.L. KorolevZelinsky Institute of Organic Chemistry, Moscow, RUST.V. Petukhova, V.P. IvshinMari State University, Mari El Republic, RUS

Poster Program

P 101 Effect of the Loading Rate on Deformation ofMagnesium Thin Layers under Impact

V.A. TeselkinSemenov Institute of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, RUS

P 102 Peculiarities of Mechanical Explosion Initiation for SomeSolid Explosives

V.A. TeselkinSemenov Institute of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, RUS

P 103 Thermal Decomposition of 2-Substituted 5,5-Dinitro-1,3-Dioxanes

R.S. Stepanov, L.A. Kruglyakova, A.M. AstachovSiberian State Technological University, Krasnoyarsk, RUS

P 104 Synthesis and Structure of 4-Methyl-3-Nitro-1-Nitromethyl-1H-1,2,4-Triazolium Perchlorate

A.M. Astachov, A.A. Erashov, E.S. BukaSiberian State Technological University, Krasnoyarsk, RUSA.D. VasilievInstitute of Physics RAS, Krasnoyarsk, RUS

P 105 Effect of Ageing on the Heat of Explosion of HMX-Based Compositions Containing Nano-Sized Aluminium

M.N. MakhovSemenov Institute of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, RUS

P 106 The Dissociation Energies of the Bonds in theNitroderivates C5-C7 Alkanes

E.A. Miroshnichenko, T.S. Konkova, J.O. InozemtcevSemenov Institute of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, RUS

P 107 Thermochemical Properties of GuanidineNitroderivatives

Y.N. Matyushin, V.P. Lebedev, E.A. Miroshnichenko, T.S. Konkova, A.B. Vorobev, Y.O. InozemtsevSemenov Institute of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, RUS

Poster Program

P 108 The Function of Nanometals in Enhancing the ExplosionPerformance of Composite Explosives

V.F. Komarov, G.V. Sakovich, A.B. Vorozhtsov, A.G. Vakutin,M.V. KomarovaInstitute for Problems of Chemical and EnergeticTechnologies, Biysk, RUS

P 109 The Interaction between CL-20 and Molten Explosives

V.F. Komarov, G.V. Sakovich, N.V. Boyarinova, P.I. Kalmykov,N.V. BychinInstitute for Problems of Chemical and EnergeticTechnologies, Biysk, RUS

P 110 Initiation of Solid Explosives by Impact and Friction

G.T. Afanasev, I.V. Buzilov, V.I. Dolgov, S.V. Kucherov, I.A. NiculinSemenov Institute of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, RUS

P 111 New Model for Analysis of the Spatial-Periodic Micro-Structures during the Burning of Energetic Materials

A.N. LukinUniversity of Saint-Petersburg, Tuapse Krasnodar Territory, RUS

P 112 Burning Mechanism of Highly Plasticized NitrocelluloseSystem with Ammonium Nitrate

A.P. Denisjuk, Ye Zaw HtweMendeleyev University of Chemical Technology, Moscow, RUS

P 113 Description of Hugoniot of Urea

I.M. VoskoboinikovSemenov Institute of Chemical Physics RAS, Moscow, RUS

P 114 Reducing Dibenzylation of HexaisowurzitaneDerivatives

SysolyatinInstitute for Problems of Chemical and EnergeticTechnologies, Biysk, RUS

P 115 Crosslinking of Immiscible Blend GAP/HTPB

H. Fishman, B. Blumer-Ganon, A. Birnholtz, L. GottliebRafael, Haifa, IL

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