Separation Status of Discarded or Obsolete TNT/RDX/Al Explosive Based on Material Properties

Yi Wu; Yu Kui Ding; Guo Qing Liu; Hai Dan Wang; Jian Wei Zhen

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1046.68

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Separation Status of Discarded or Obsolete TNT/RDX/Al Explosive Based on Material Properties

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Waste explosives are dangerous marerials and the traditional approaches did not only waste resources, but also caused environment pollution. Separation and recovery can effectively make up the shortage of traditional processing methods. The domestic hybrid methods of separating and recovering explosives are summarized and proposed industrial development direction of separation and recovery of waste explosives is the proper way to dispose discarded or obsolete TNT/RDX/Al explosive.

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Yi Wu*, Yu Kui Ding, Guo Qing Liu, Hai Dan Wang, Jian Wei Zhen

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Discarded or Obsolete TNT/RDX/Al Explosive, Melt Separation, Solvent Extraction, Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Extraction

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