Heating agent for carbon dioxide gas blaster

Abstract

The invention provides an exothermic compound for a carbon dioxide gas blaster. The exothermic compound for the carbon dioxide gas blaster is prepared from, by mass, 10%-20% of perchlorate, 35%-55% of nitrate, 8%-15% of combustible, 3%-5% of sodium dodecyl benzene sulfonate, 3%-5% of boxwood powder, 4%-6% of dry method wood fibers, 3%-5% of CaF2, 4%-6% of aluminum powder and 2%-4% of phenolic resin. The combustible is selected from one or more of saccharose, glucose, starch and cellulose. The exothermic compound for the carbon dioxide gas blaster has the advantages of being fast in heating and large in heat value, is low in flame sensitivity, percussion sensitivity, friction sensitivity and static sensitivity, can eliminate potential safety hazards well, and provides convenience for production, transportation, storage and use.

Description

technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of civil blasting technical equipment, in particular to a heating agent for a carbon dioxide gas blaster. Background technique

[0002] Traditional civilian blasting mostly uses high-risk explosives such as detonators, TNT, black powder, nitroglycerin, and RDX. Because such explosives are highly dangerous and difficult to control, they cause huge losses to the national economy and social families every year, and the harm is huge . In addition, in areas such as urban residential areas and high-gas coal mines, the uncontrollability of traditional explosives has brought huge difficulties to installation and use. In addition, traditional explosives are characterized by high difficulty and high risk in production, transportation, storage, and management.

[0003] In order to solve the high-risk problems of traditional explosives, carbon dioxide phase change fracturing technology appeared in the 1950s, and this technology...