Method for warhead de-drug using supercritical fluid
A supercritical fluid and warhead technology, which is used in ammunition, offensive equipment, weapon accessories, etc., can solve the problem of high processing cost, and achieve the effects of low processing temperature, increased separation percentage, and short processing time.
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[0038] Embodiment one: low temperature separation trinitrotoluene
[0039] A simulated warhead with 60 grams of trinitrotoluene with a diameter of 40 mm is fixed on a drug-removing rack 60 with the opening facing down, and the drug-removing rack 60 and the warhead (i.e. the projectile body) are put into a separation groove 50 together. Then it is sealed, and when the supercritical carbon dioxide fluid is supplied to the separation tank 50, the separation of trinitrotoluene from the warhead begins. The separation percentages of trinitrotoluene are listed in Table 1 below during the 30-minute separation operation at different temperatures and pressures.
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[0042] The trinitrotoluene separation rate is to divide the trinitrotoluene weight after separation by the trinitrotoluene weight before separation, and then take the percentage (%).
Embodiment 2
[0043] Embodiment two: low temperature separation trinitrotoluene
[0044] A simulated warhead with a volume of 250ml and 250 grams of trinitrotoluene is fixed on a drug-removing rack 60 with the opening facing down, and the drug-removing rack 60 and the warhead are put into a separation tank 50 together and then sealed. When supercritical carbon dioxide is supplied to the separation tank 50 maintained at a temperature of about 55° C. and a pressure of about 25 MPa, trinitrotoluene starts to be separated from the warhead. The separation operation took about 30 minutes, and the result was: after the separation operation, about 0 grams of trinitrotoluene remained in the warhead, and about 241 grams of trinitrotoluene were collected in the trinitrotoluene collection tank.
Embodiment 3
[0045] Embodiment three: low temperature separation trinitrotoluene
[0046] A simulated bullet with a volume of 350ml and 500 grams of trinitrotoluene is fixed on a drug-removing rack 60 with the opening facing down, and the drug-removing rack 60 and the warhead are put into a separation tank 50 together and then sealed. When critical carbon dioxide is supplied to the separation tank 50 maintained at a temperature of about 55° C. and a pressure of about 25 MPa, trinitrotoluene starts to be separated from the warhead. The separation operation took about 30 minutes, and the result was: after the separation operation, about 0 grams of trinitrotoluene remained in the warhead, and about 490 grams of trinitrotoluene were collected in the trinitrotoluene collection tank.
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