Combustion process of impinging hypergolic propellants
Combustor pressure poppings, stream mixing, and stream separation associated with combustion of impinging hypergolic propellants
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Combustor pressure poppings, stream mixing, and stream separation associated with combustion of impinging hypergolic propellants
The investigation of preignition, ignition, and combustion characteristics of Delrin (acetate terminated polyformaldehyde) and Teflon (polytetrafluoroethylene) resins in air and oxygen are presented. The determination of ignition limits and their dependence on temperature and the oxidizing media, as well as the analyses of the volatiles produced, were studied. Tests were conducted in argon, an inert medium in which only purely pyrolytic reactions can take place, using the stagnation burner arrangement designed and constructed for this purpose. A theoretical treatment of the ignition and combination phenomena was devised. In the case of Delrin the ignition and ignition delays are apparently independent of the gas (air, oxygen) temperatures. The results indicate that hydrogen is the ignition triggering agent. Teflon ignition limits were established in oxygen only.
Ignition potential of polymeric materials related to pyrolysis characteristics of material and atmospheric factors
Theoretical analysis of ignition mechanisms and quantitative analysis of vapor phase reaction products of dimethylhydrazines with nitrogen dioxide
Ignition mechanism of hydrazine-nitrogen dioxide hypergolic propellant system
Liquid hydrazine ignition by nitrogen tetroxide gas based on stagnation flow principle, presenting threshold measurements