Lead-free nontoxic explosive mix
a non-toxic, explosive mix technology, applied in the field of explosive mixes, can solve the problems of inability to use inability to use,
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Preparation of a Pyrotechnic Mixture
[0031]To form a pyrotechnic mixture, appropriate amounts of each of the ingredients is sieved through a 30 mesh screen and layered on top of each other. The loose dry powders are then tumbled together in a well-grounded container until a uniform mixture is obtained. For safe processing, water or organic solvent can be added to desensitize the mixture (up to approximately 30%). To obtain a more intimate mixing for enhancing mix sensitivity, the mixture can be subjected to sonication in liquid.
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Preparation of Priming Mixture I
[0032]To form a priming mixture, desired amounts of initiating explosive, sensitizer, and fast fuel(s) are weighed wet for obvious safety reasons. The mixture is de-watered to form a wet cake called premix. The premix is then transferred to the bowl of a mixer, and the dry ingredients including fuels, oxidizers, friction agents, and binders are layered sequentially on top of the premix. Water is added to adjust for the final moisture (up to approximately 30%). Finally, the operator leaves the room and the mixing is done remotely. When the mixing is complete, the mixture should have a consistency of flour dough.
example 3
Preparation of Priming Mixture II
[0033]Using the procedure outlined in Example 2, a priming mixture was prepared having the following final concentrations:
IngredientAmount (final wt %)Dinol30Tetrazene5Potassium Styphnate (monosubstituted)15Boron7Bismuth Subnitrate28Glass fines15
[0034]The above mixture was formed into a shotshell primer using conventional techniques, and tested as follows.
[0035]A primer held in a fixture is butted against a firing pin on which a 2 oz steel ball is dropped from various heights. SAAMI (Small Arms and Ammunition Manufacturers Institute) requirements are no fire below a one inch height and all fire above 11 inches drop height for small pistol primers. This test is an industry production standard test. The heights cover a range from 0% fire to 100% fire. Then, through statistic means, the 50% fire height (H bar) and spread (S) is calculated. When primers were dropped in headed shells, the composition of Mixture II above gave H bar of 5.38″ and S of 1.09″,...
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