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Table 7.41 Component materials and properties for hydrazine nitrate and hydrazine hydrate
liquid explosives [ 1 ]
ˉ i ×
/g cm 3
v D (observed) a /ms 1
v D (max) b /ms 1
v D (calculated)/ms 1
100
ρ
Hydrazine
nitrate
Hydrazine
hydrate
40
60
1.176
7,312
-
-
55
45
1.267
7747.1
7792.7
-
60
40
1.293
7893.3
7952.1
7,904
65
35
1.325
8050.0
8058.3
-
-
80 20 1.421 8473.5 8491.9 8,363
a The inner diameter is 31 mm for the polyvinyl chloride tube used for the detonation velocity
measurement
b
75
25
1.387
8327.1
8339.2
The theoretical steady detonation velocity when the diameter is beyond the maximum value
works well as liquid explosives. Table 7.42 shows the component and properties of
one group of liquid explosives with aliphatic amine as the combustible agent [ 58 ].
In Table 7.42 , hydrazine nitrate serves as the oxidation agent. Actually, nitrate
for alkaline metals or alkaline earth metals should also be added to form water-
soluble composite oxidizers. Content of hydrazine nitrate is required to be over
60 %. Some aliphatic amines can be used as combustible material, such as etha-
nolamine, diethylenetriamine, methylamine, and methylamine.
Table 7.42 Component and properties for the liquid explosive with aliphatic amine as the
combustible agent [ 1 ]
ˉ i × 100
ρ /g cm 3
v D /ms 1
Impact sensitivity
Explosion rate
Height/cm
85H 5 N 3 O 3 /15 Ethanolamine/5H 2 O
1.42
7,810
0/6
60
70H 5 N 3 O 3 /10 Ethanolamine/
5.8N 2 O 4 /14.2H 2 O
1.35
7,770
0/6
60
75H 5 N 3 O 3 /20 Diethylenetriamine/
5H 2 O
1.37
7,520
0/6
60
80H 5 N 3 O 3 /16 Ethylenediamine/
4H 2 O
1.41
7,990
0/6
60
65H 5 N 3 O 3 /8 methylamine/5N 2 O 4 /
22H 2 O
1.28
7,280
0/6
60
65H 5 N 3 O 3 /10Ca(NO 3 ) 2 /10 methyl-
amine/15H 2 O
1.34
7,130
0/6
60
65H 5 N 3 O 3 /10Na(NO 3 ) 2 /10 methyl-
amine/15H 2 O
1.36
7,460
0/6
60
75H 5 N 3 O 3 /6 methylamine/4 Oma-
flora/15H 2 O
1.40
7,670
0/6
60
NG 1.59 7,500 416 5
Note For explosion rate, denominator represents the experiment counts and numerator represents
the number of explosion
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