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Mesa propellants

There are plateau propellants that exhibit an intermediate range of pressure over which m is practically independent of p and mesa propellants for which m(p) achieves a maximum at a particular value of p then a minimum at a higher value. These effects may be produced in conventional double-base propellants by suitable addition of burning-rate catalysts (typically certain metal-organic salts) to the propellant formulation. It has been shown experimentally that these catalysts usually operate by modifying the interaction between the condensed-phase and dispersed-phase reaction zones [57], [58]. Thus dispersion phenomena are of importance to the deflagration of homogeneous propellants in a number of ways. [Pg.251]

It was soon realized that platonized propellants, with their reduced temperature sensitivity in the plateau- and mesa-burning range, could be effectively used to minimize the sensitivity of the performance of a rocket to the temperature of the environment. Much work has been devoted to understanding the mechanism of plateau and mesa burning, with a view to optimizing the performance characteristics of rocket motors. [Pg.163]

Fig. 6.21 Definition of super-rate, plateau, and mesa burnings of a catalyzed double-base propellant. Fig. 6.21 Definition of super-rate, plateau, and mesa burnings of a catalyzed double-base propellant.
NG and NC-TMETN are not quite the same due to small differences in chemical structure and in the energy levels of the propellants, the burning characteristics of NC-NG and NC-TMETN propellants are broadly similar and the action of the catalysts in terms of producing super-rate, plateau, and mesa burning is the same for both propellants. [Pg.167]

Combination of lead and copper salts of aliphatic and aromatic carboxylic adds Extend mesa region compared with lead salts alone in propellants having cal. val. -600-1250calg 1 i.e., both cooler and hotter propellants [238, 239]. [Pg.281]

Rare-earth compounds lanthanum compounds Not only increase burn rate of DB propellants but also exhibit plateau or mesa combustion in the middle or high pressure range [244]. [Pg.282]

Mixture of bismuth and copper salts of hydroxy substituted benzoic acids Produce plateau and mesa burning characteristics in propellants [246]. [Pg.282]

Ranier J.M. Swotinsky, Development of a Medium Burning Rate (0.45m/sec) Mesa-Type Rocket Propellant - T-19 Propellant , PATR 1992 (1954) 3) B.J. Kondrot, Investigation... [Pg.260]


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