An environmental simulation device for evaluating the shock wave performance of non-ideal explosives
An environment simulation device and explosion shock wave technology, which is applied in the field of mechanical devices and combined complex environment simulation devices, can solve problems such as mismatching working principles, natural environment damage, and uncertainty in explosive screening.
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Embodiment 1
[0025] refer to Figure 1 to Figure 7 , this embodiment gives a specific structure and manufacturing and assembly examples of a combined simulation device. The simulation device at least includes a first straight pipe, a second straight pipe, a straight pipe 3 , an oblique pipe 4 , a small cover plate 5 and a straight pipe 6 .
[0026] see figure 2 , the first straight pipe includes the main straight pipe 1-2, the branch straight pipe 1-3, the reducing flange 1-1 and two small flanges 1-4, and the two ends of the main straight pipe 1-2 They are all open straight tubes, the left side is a variable diameter flange 1-1; the right side is a small flange 1-4; the branch straight tube 1-3 is located on the right side of the main straight tube, and the upper end is an open straight tube with a small Flanges 1-4. The pipe is integrally cast from cast steel, with a wall thickness of 4-8mm; the length of the main direct transmission pipe is 800-1200mm, the inner diameter is 290-310m...
Embodiment 2
[0034] This embodiment provides an example of using the complex environment simulation device composed of Embodiment 1 to carry out two kinds of explosive explosion shock wave propagation experiments. Table 1 shows the shock wave overpressure and duration after the explosion of two explosives.
[0035] Table 1 Shock wave parameters after the explosion of two explosives
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