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As in consideration of deflagration phenomena, other parameters are of import in detonation research. These parameters—detonation limits, initiation energy, critical tube diameter, quenching diameter, and thickness of the supporting reaction zone—require a knowledge of the wave structure and hence of chemical reaction rates. Lee [6] refers to these parameters as dynamic to distinguish them from the equilibrium static detonation states, which permit the calculation of the detonation velocity by C-J theory. 

The next section deals with the calculation of the detonation velocity based on C-J theory. The subsequent section discusses the ZND model in detail, and the last deals with the dynamic detonation parameters. 

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Schweikert s theory differs radically from the conventional thermohydrodynamic Chapman-Jouguet theory in that it provides for a continuous transition from burning to deton. In Section I entitled "Introduction , the author criticizes the validity of the C-J theory for condensed expls. In Section II the burning rate constants of a colloidal propint are related to fundamental parameters such.as specific surface vol of the powd, the most probable molecular vel, and the collision efficiency c. Schweikert arrives in Section III at the conclusion that burning deton differ primarily in the magnitude of c i.e. c l in a deton and is a much. smaller value in a burning process A surprisingly simple relation is derived in Section IV for the upper boundary of the deton vel Dm of a condensed expl ... 

By classical C-J theory, the "spike pressure is twice the C-J pressure, but some scientists think that it is not as high Cook s school thinks that the spike pressure is very little, if at all, higher than the C-J pressure (Ref 5, pp 68-9 79-80 ... 

In a more recent study, Davis (Ref 13) again points out the nagging uncertainty in the interpretation of particle velocity measurements in detonations. Measured PHX 9404 particle velocities, according to Davis, agree with C-J theory, but measurements in Comp B or TATB/ Kel F 95/5 do not... 

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