Analysis on the Bonding Property of the Propellant and Liner

Guo Hui Chen; Jun Tian; Chen Liu; Dong Li; Xiang Hui Lu

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.912-914.44

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Analysis on the Bonding Property of the Propellant and Liner

Abstract:

The properties of interface and bonding between the liner and propellant were systematically studied with regard to MAPO content, filler and plasticizer types, and vulcanized agent. It was indicated that the bonding strength of liner and propellant arrive the highest value 0.32MPa when MAPO contents was 3% and there is a little effect on bonding strength for vulcanized parameter. Moreover, the bonding strength gets weaker when the content of plasticizer decreases. Significantly, the molecular sieve can improve bonding strength greatly. Compared with other cure agent, TDI was the best vulcanized agent, and when it was used in the vulcanized system, the highest value of bonding strength between liner and propellant could be obtained.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 912-914)

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Guo Hui Chen, Jun Tian*, Chen Liu, Dong Li, Xiang Hui Lu

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Bonding Strength, Filler, Liner, Processing Agent

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