Chapman-J ouguet

Chapman-]ouguet Deflagration. See Deflagration, Chapman-J ouguet... [Pg.168]

Explosive Chge Prepn Loading Density Chapman-J ouguet Detonation Ve locity D in km/sec Chapman -J ouguet Particle Velocity km/ sec UCJ Product Po-dD D Po Shock Velocity in Shock Pressure in H2O Chapman-J ouguet Pressure, P j. kbar Poly- tropic Expo- nent, Term M Tempetatute of Detonation T°K ... [Pg.232]

Exptl Calcd Note 4 Chapman -J ouguet Calcd Exptl... [Pg.233]

Chapman-J ouguet Theory. Same as Hydrody namic Theory, described in Section 2,pD235 and in Refs 5, 6, 7, 8, 39 (p 84), 57 (p 69),... [Pg.601]

Chapman-J ouguet (C-J) Condition and Postulate. C-J condition is the condition that exists for a detonation or deflagration wave when the gases in the burned portion of the wave move at a velocity relative to the wave just equal to the local sonic velocity in the burned portion of the gas (Ref 58, p 4)... [Pg.607]

An ideal detonation is also known as a Chapman-]ouguet (C-J) detonation, while a "nonideal detonation may be called a Non-Chapman-]ouguet detonation. As an example of an expl undergoing an ideal detonation may be cited finely granulated RDX, and as examples of nonideal detonations may be cited AN/Fuel expls (Ref 3) and 90/10 - AN/RDX mixture (Ref 4)... [Pg.390]

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