Thermal Fatigue Behaviour of Co-Based Alloy Coating Obtained by Laser Surface Melt-Casting on High Temperature Alloy

A thermal fatigue behaviour of Co-based alloy coating obtained by laser surface meltcasting on the high temperature alloy GH33 was studied.The results show that after each time of thermal cycling,the final residual stress was formed in the melt-casting layer which is attributed to the thermal stress and structural stress.Through the first 50 times of thermal cycling,the morphology of coating still inherits the laser casting one,but the dendrites get bigger;After the second 50 times of thermal cycling,corrosion pits emerge from coating,and mostly in the places where coating and substrate meet.The fatigue damage type of coating belongs to stress corrosion.

Dinitrophenyl-oxadiazole compounds:Design strategy,synthesis,and properties of a series of new melt-cast explosives

Melt-cast explosives are the most widely used energetic materials in military composite explosives,researchers have been unremittingly exploring high-energy and insensitive melt-cast explosives.In this work,a series of dinitrophenyl-oxadiazole compounds were designed and prepared.These compounds have an ideal low melting point(80-97℃),good detonation performance(detonation velocity D=6455-6971 m/s,detonation pressure P=18-19 GPa)and extreme insensitive nature(impact sensitivity≥60 J,friction sensitivity>360 N).All these compounds were well characterized by nuclear magnetic resonance,fourier transform infrared spectroscopy,elemental analysis.Compounds 2,3 were unambiguously confirmed by X-ray single crystal diffraction analysis.As a result,their overall properties are superior to traditional melt-cast explosives trinitrotoluene(TNT)and dinitroanisole(DNAN)which may have excellent potential applications in insensitive melt-cast explosives.

Kinetics and mechanism of the low-energy β-a phase transition of the second kind in 2,4-dinitroanisole

In this work, comprehensive studies of 2,4-dinitroanisole(2,4DNAN) were carried out using powder thermorentgenography of the internal standard. The time of the complete polymorphic transition in the solid phase β→a in 2,4DNAN under various combinations of conditions has been determined. It has been established that, regardless of the season of manufacture of the substance, when it is stored for 8-9months, with a change in ambient temperature from minus 30℃ to plus 30℃, a complete polymorphic transition β→a occurs. When stored in conditions below minus 5℃, polymorphic transition does not occur. When stored in conditions above plus 30℃ in a closed container, polymorphic transition occurs within 3 weeks. The polymorphic transition is accompanied by a decrease in density by 1.3%-1.5% and an increase in melting temperature by 10-12℃, depending on the degree of purity of the starting substance. The activation energy of the molecular rearrangement was 68-70 k J/mol(16.5 ± 3 kcal/mol). The mechanism of polymorphic transition has been evaluated, which is presumably based on internal homodiffusion and energy transfer to the surface of the mass of powder particles and the product. The average activation energy of the polymorphic transition process was 110 ± 6.2 k J/mol(26.2 kcal/mol). In an open container, reactions proceed by a homogeneous mechanism, and in a closed container by a heterogeneous mechanism involving the gas phase.

A melt-cast Duan-Zhang-Kim mesoscopic reaction rate model and experiment for shock initiation of melt-cast explosives

A melt-cast Duan-Zhang-Kim(DZK)mesoscopic reaction rate model is developed for the shock initiation of melt-cast explosives based on the pore collapse hot-spot ignition mechanism.A series of shock initiation experiments was performed for the Comp B melt-cast explosive to estimate effects of the loading pressure and the particle size of granular explosive component,and the mesoscopic model is validated against the experimental data.Further numerical simulations indicate that the initial density and formula proportion greatly affect the hot-spot ignition of melt-cast explosives.

A new Ignition-Growth reaction rate model for shock initiation

Accurately predicting reactive flow is a challenge when characterizing an explosive under external shock stimuli as the shock initiation time is on the order of a microsecond.The present study constructs a new Ignition-Growth reaction rate model,which can describe the shock initiation processes of explosives with different initial densities,particle sizes and loading pressures by only one set of model parameters.Compared with the Lee-Tarver reaction rate model,the new Ignition-Growth reaction rate model describes better the shock initiation process of explosives and requires fewer model parameters.Moreover,the shock initiation of a 2,4-Dinitroanisole(DNAN)-based melt-cast explosive RDA-2(DNAN/HMX(octahydro-1,3,5,7-tetranitro-1,3,5,7-tetrazoncine)/aluminum)are investigated both experimentally and numerically.A series of shock initiation experiments is performed with manganin piezoresistive pressure gauges and corresponding numerical simulations are carried out with the new Ignition-Growth reaction rate model.The RDA-2 explosive is found to have higher critical initiation pressure and lower shock sensitivity than traditional explosives(such as the Comp.B explosive).The calibrated reaction rate model parameters of RDA-2 could provide numerical basis for its further application.

Synthesis and characterization of 3,4-dinitropyrazole

Nitro-heterocyclic compounds are good candidates for developing new insensitive high-en- ergy explosives with low melting points. A new nitro-heterocyclic compound, 3,4-dinitropyrazole （DNP）, was synthesized. With low melting point, it can be used as an explosive. The compound was characterized by IR, elemental analysis, mass spectrometry and nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy. Its thermal decomposition and phase change were also analyzed with DSC and its melting point was 85 - 87 ℃. Because of its low melting point and good thermal stability, DNP could be used for the design of novel insensitive melt-cast explosive.

Regulating the melting point by non-covalent interaction toward a promising insensitive melt-castable energetic material:1,2-Difluoro-4,5-dinitrobenzene

Searching for insensitive melt-castable energetic materials is still facing great challenges.In this work,we developed a promising strategy that is regulating the ratio of non-covalent interaction by fluorine atoms to regulate the melting point to develop new melt-castable energetic materials.Using this method,a highly sym-metric 1,2-difluoro-4,5-dinitrobenzene(DFDNB)was synthesized in one step and fully characterized.DFDNB has a desirable melting point(83.2℃),high decomposition temperature(>400℃),acceptable detonation properties(6786 m s^(-1),21.5 GPa)but superior safety performance(>40 J,>360 N),and excellent chemical compatibility with 1,3,5-trinitro-1,3,5-triazine(RDX)that make it a promising insensitive melt-castable energetic material.A detailed study based on crystal stacking,electrostatic potential,and intermolecular weak interactions in DFDNB and its isomers or analogs demonstrates that non-covalent interactions including the C-F…H,N-O…H hydrogen bonding,and C-F…O halogen-like bonding play an important role in regulating the melting point.

Synthesis and characterization of functionalized 1,3-bis(2-alkyltetrazol-5-yl)triazenes

A series of 1,3-bis（2-alkyltetrazol-5-yl）triazenes have been synthesized in high yields by treatment of sodium nitrite and hydrochloric acid with substituted-5-aminotetrazoles. All compounds were fully characterized using IR spectroscopy,~1H NMR and^（13） C NMR spectroscopy and high resolution mass spectrometer（HRMS）. Most of these triazenes exhibit good detonation performance comparable with TNT and low melting points ranging from 81°C to 106°C, which are suitable for melt-cast explosives.Among these compounds, 1,3-bis（2-azidoethyltetrazol-5-yl）triazene（2g） displays a low melting point（106°C）, moderate onset decomposition temperature（183°C） and good detonation performance（D：7087 m/s; P： 17.6 GPa）.