Development of Subscale Fast Cookoff Test

Development of Subscale Fast Cookoff Test

A propane-fueled combustor was built to support the development of an alternate to the external fire test currently required for final Hazards Classification (HC). The device has the capability to provide a controlled heat flux environment of 40-400 kW/sq m (12,600- 126,000 Btu/hr/sq ft). This resul...

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Hauptverfasser: Atwood, Alice I, Wilson, Kenneth J, Laker, Travis S, Washburn, Ephraim B
Format: Report
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
Ammunition and Explosives
Combustion and Ignition
COMBUSTORS
COOK OFF
EXTERNAL FIRE TESTS
HAZARDS
HC(HAZARDS CLASSIFICATION)
HEAT FLUX
ORDNANCE
QUICK REACTION
SYMPOSIA
TEST EQUIPMENT
Test Facilities, Equipment and Methods
TEST METHODS
Thermodynamics
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Zusammenfassung:A propane-fueled combustor was built to support the development of an alternate to the external fire test currently required for final Hazards Classification (HC). The device has the capability to provide a controlled heat flux environment of 40-400 kW/sq m (12,600- 126,000 Btu/hr/sq ft). This results in a repeatable and quantifiable environment for the evaluation of the fast cook-off response of an ordnance item. See also ADM202095. Presented at the AIAA Missile Sciences Conference held in Monterey, California on 14-16 November 2006. Published in the Proceedings of the AIAA Missile Sciences Conference, 2006. Sponsored in part by Department of Defense Explosive Safety Board.