Cast composite solid propellants with different combustion stabilizers

Combustion Mechanisms of Solid Propellants

Analytical Solution for Pressure-Coupled Combustion Response Functions of Composite Solid Propellants

This paper extends the classical analytical solution for small perturbation analysis of the pressure-coupled response of a homogeneous propellant to any two-component composite propellant. The solution obtained is general and can be used with any particular model for propellant combustion. As an example, the Cohen and Strand ammoniumperchlorate propellantmodel for a single ammoniumperchlorate p...

Ammonium Nitrate as an Oxidizer in Solid Composite Propellants

Despite the fact that ammonium nitrate (AN) has the highest hydrogen content and fairly high oxygen balance (compared to other oxidizers), its extremely low formation enthalpy and relatively low density makes it one of the worst power oxidizers in solid composite propellants (SCP). Nevertheless, AN has certain advantages ¡ the combustion of the compositions containing AN is virtually safe, its ...

Low Acid Producing Solid Propellants

The potential environmental effects of the exhaust products of conventional rocket propellants have been assessed by various groups. Areas of concern have included stratospheric ozone, acid rain, toxicity, air quality and global warming. Some of the studies which have been performed on this subject have concluded that while the impacts of rocket use are extremely small, there are propellant dev...

Combustion Products of Propellants and Ammunition