MANUFACTURING RESEARCH OF COMPOSITE MATERIALS BASED ON NITROCELLULOSE AND CELLULOSE
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Combustible cartridge cases; Composite materials; Nitrocellulose; Cellulose; Trinitrotoluene.Abstract
The composite material based on nitrocellulose and cellulose was studied. The optimal chemical composition is Nitrocellulose/Cellulose/Trinitrotoluene 75/25/40, in which the Nitrocellulose/Cellulose mixture is immersed in melting TNT. Conducted research on the mechanical and physical-chemical properties of this mixture, specifically, the tensile strength 24 MPa; the relative elongation 3,4 %; the heat of explosion 530 cal/g; the autoignition temperature 196,7 ºC and the stability by methyl violet test at 134,5 ºC is 150 minutes.
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