1 EXPLOSIVE WELDING USING EXPLOSIVE WELDING USING THE EMULSION EXPLOSIVES THE EMULSION EXPLOSIVES Lavrentyev Institute of Hydrodynamics Siberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences Novosibirsk, Russia Victor V. Victor V. Silvestrov Silvestrov A.V. Plastinin, S.I. A.V. Plastinin, S.I. Rafeichik, M.A. Rafeichik, M.A. Gulevitch, and V.V. Pai Gulevitch, and V.V. Pai E-mail: E-mail: [email protected][email protected]X International Symposium on Explosive Production of New Materials: Science, Technology, Business, and Innovations (EPNM-2010) June 7 – 11, 2010, Bechichi, Montenegro D = 1.9 km/sec
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EXPLOSIVE WELDING EXPLOSIVE WELDING USING THE EMULSION USING THE EMULSION EXPLOSIVESEXPLOSIVES
Lavrentyev Institute of HydrodynamicsSiberian Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences Novosibirsk, Russia
Victor V.Victor V. SilvestrovSilvestrovA.V. Plastinin, S.I. Rafeichik, A.V. Plastinin, S.I. Rafeichik, M.A. Gulevitch, and V.V. PaiM.A. Gulevitch, and V.V. Pai
X International Symposium on Explosive Production of New Materials: Science, Technology, Business, and Innovations (EPNM-2010)
June 7 – 11, 2010, Bechichi, Montenegro
D = 1.9 km/sec
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GoalsGoals
• The decrease of the velocity of detonation (VOD) to 2‒3.5 km/sec for the emulsion explosives
• The application of the compositions for explosive welding of metals
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OutlineOutline Emulsion Explosives with detonation velocity 2-3.5
km/sec and high detonation ability VOD vs charge diameter. Detonation limits Shell-life. Effect of casing Particle velocity – time profile, detonation pressure Throwing ability of low VOD emulsion explosives
Examples of explosive welding applications Cladding of metals by foils with thickness up to 100
microns (without buffer layer) Explosive welding of small diameter tube with tubeplate
model (the thermal welding to pressurize the tube/tubeplate connection is not needed)
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History History of low VOD emulsion of low VOD emulsion explosivesexplosives Yoshida, M., Iida, M., et al., 8th Symp. Intern. on Yoshida, M., Iida, M., et al., 8th Symp. Intern. on
Detonation, 1985: Detonation, 1985: ddcrcr < 6 mm, < 6 mm, ΔΔcrcr < 1 mm in wedge test for < 1 mm in wedge test for handmade emulsion explosiveshandmade emulsion explosives
Matsuzawa, T., Murakado, T., et al., “Method for Matsuzawa, T., Murakado, T., et al., “Method for explosive cladding” US Patent 4844321, 04.07.1989: explosive cladding” US Patent 4844321, 04.07.1989: D = 2-5 km/sec, but the details and detonation limits were not D = 2-5 km/sec, but the details and detonation limits were not discusseddiscussed
Petel, O.E., Mack, D., et al., 13th Symp. Intern. on Petel, O.E., Mack, D., et al., 13th Symp. Intern. on Detonation, 2006: Detonation, 2006: D ≥ 3 km/sec,D ≥ 3 km/sec, ddcrcr ≈ 13 mm, ≈ 13 mm, ΔΔcrcr = 3.3 mm = 3.3 mm in PMMA casing for commercial explosivesin PMMA casing for commercial explosives
There are only the There are only the scanty information scanty information forforthe low detonation velocity emulsion explosivesthe low detonation velocity emulsion explosives
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Main IdeasMain Ideas
Use of fine emulsion matrix to increase of detonation ability of explosives
Introduction of large amount of light hollow glass microballoons (GMB) into the emulsion matrix to decrease the explosive density and the detonation velocity
Sliding Detonation To study the throwing ability of emulsion explosives it was determinate the 2D X-Y profile of test copper plate (inclined resistive wire method)
1 – Nichrome wire 40 μm 2 – copper plate 1 mm 3 – plane layer of explosive 4 – pins 5 – detonation front
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Comparisons Comparisons of 2D Experimental and Computed Plate of 2D Experimental and Computed Plate ProfilesProfiles
Results of lateral Results of lateral accelerationacceleration The plate velocities are ranged from 0.5 up to
1.3 km/sec, and the bend angles from 10 to 27 degrees.
These collision values are close to the necessary ones to explosive welding of metals.
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Explosives Cladding by foilsExplosives Cladding by foilsClad layers: foils 100-300 μm – aluminum, titanium, stainless steel, bronze,
nickel, copper, molybdenum
Emulsion explosives: 2-3 or 6-12 mm (T), 50 mm (W), up to 300 mm (L)
Base plate: copper, mild steel
Bronze 0.29 mm/steel 10 mm, Expl = 3.4 mm
After shot
Without shock buffer layer between explosives and foil
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Emulsion Explosives Cladding Emulsion Explosives Cladding by Foilsby Foils
≈ 150-200 m, a/ ≈ 0.1-0.2 VC = 2.0 – 3 km/sec, Δexp = 2 – 12 mm
Cu 0.2 mm / Steel
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Ti 100 μm / stainless steel Mo 200 μm / steel
Cu 1 mm / steel
0.1 mm
0.2 mm
1 mm
exp = 3 mm
exp = 2.7 mm
Al 0.2 mm / Copperexp = 2 mm
exp = 12 mm
Ni 0.3 mm / Steelexp = 3 mm
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Explosive Welding Tube to Explosive Welding Tube to CollarCollar pressing-out, r = 0.27pressing-out, r = 0.27
Ø11 мм
explosive cartridge: < 11 mm in diameter, D ≈ 3 km/s, 0.75 g/cc
air gap
welding, welding, r = 0.32r = 0.32
section of the connection zone
model of tubeplate is the mild steel sleevestainless steel tube, Ø12.5/11 mm
wavy seamwavy seam
The thermal welding to pressurize the tube/sleeve connection is not needed
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ResultsResults
Emulsion explosives with a detonation velocity of 2–3.5 km/sec, detonation pressure of 0.7-2.0 GPa and high detonation ability are developed
Emulsion explosive based on fine emulsion has a very small critical diameter if the charge is enclosed to strong casing
Two applications of the low velocity detonation emulsion explosives for explosive welding are tested:
• cladding of metals by foils up to 0.1 mm in thick
• welding of small diameter tubes to a tube collar
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AcknowledgmentsAcknowledgments
The work was supported by the RFBR (grant # 09-08-00164-a), by the Siberian Branch of RAS (project 2.10), and partially by the Grant of President of the Russian Federation (project NSh-5770.2010.1)
Thank YouThank You forfor AttentionAttention
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X-ray pictureX-ray picture of detonatingof detonating chargecharge
Cylindrical charge 20 mm in diameter, 0.5 g/cc, Detonation pressure 0.7-0.8 GPa
Bend angle of casing (PE 0.7 mm + 30 μm Lead) 35 º
D = 1.9 km/sec Detonation fronttR < 0.5 μsec, aR < 1 mm
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Optical Fiber TechniqueOptical Fiber Technique for VOD measuring at