Characterization method for stability of emulsion explosive
An emulsified explosive and stability technology, which is applied in the direction of chemical analysis by titration method, can solve the problems that cannot meet the needs of production, and achieve the effects of short detection time, accurate stability, and high detection efficiency
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[0043] Example 1: Stability detection test of packaged emulsion explosives
[0044] 1. Preparation of latex matrix
[0045](1) Water phase (93.5%): ammonium nitrate 78.5%, sodium nitrate 3%, water 12%
[0046] (2) Oil Phase (6.5%): Oil Phase A / Oil Phase B / Oil Phase C
[0047] (3) The water phase at 100-105°C and the oil phase A / oil phase B / oil phase C at 90-95°C are pumped into the emulsifier at the same time in proportion (water phase: oil phase = 93.5%: 6.5%) After emulsification, latex matrix A, latex matrix B, and latex matrix C were obtained.
[0048] 2. Detection of anti-destructive ability of latex matrix
[0049] Test example 1-1: Take 80g of latex matrix A and put it into a high-speed centrifuge test tube, and centrifuge it at 10000r / min for 40min;
Embodiment 2
[0084] Example 2: Stability detection test of on-site mixed emulsified explosives
[0085] 1. Preparation of latex matrix
[0086] (1) Water phase (93.5%): ammonium nitrate 73.5%, sodium nitrate 5%, water 15%
[0087] (2) Oil phase (6.5%): oil phase D / oil phase E / oil phase F
[0088] (3) The water phase at 80-85°C is pumped into the emulsifier at the same time as the oil phase D / oil phase E / oil phase F at 60-65°C in proportion (water phase: oil phase = 93.5%: 6.5%) Medium emulsification, and then obtain latex matrix D, latex matrix E, latex matrix F.
[0089] 2. Detection of anti-destructive ability of latex matrix
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