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Processing and Safety

Thursday, November 12, 2009: 12:30 PM
Lincoln C (Gaylord Opryland Hotel)

Description:
The session will cover the rheology and processing of energetic materials, especially using novel continuous technologies. The scope includes the mathematical modeling and simulation of the processing operation, experimental studies, process control, structure versus the processing history relationships, and various factors which govern the safety of the process, including the conditions which give rise to demixing, segregation, and formation of hot spots.


Sponsor:
Energetics


Chair:
Dilhan M. Kalyon
Email: dkalyon@stevens.edu

Co-Chair:
Suzanne Prickett
Email: suzanne.prickett@navy.mil


12:30 PM
(582a) Imposition of the Pressure-Dependent Wall Slip Condition in Mathematical Modeling of the Continuous Processing of Energetic Materials: Twin Screw Extrusion and Die Flows
Dilhan Kalyon, Moinuddin Malik, Michael Fair and David Fair

12:50 PM
(582b) Discrete Element Method Modeling of Preparation of Reactive Nanomaterials by Mechanical Milling
Priya R. Santhanam, Alexandre Ermoline, Mirko Schoenitz and Edward L. Dreizin

1:10 PM
(582c) Processing and Handling of Reactive and Structural Reactive Materials
Paul Redner, Deepak Kapoor, Chris Haines, Darold Martin, Joseph Paras, Ryan Carpenter, Brian Travers and James Pham

1:30 PM
(582d) Mathematical Models of the Coating of Energetic Grains Upon Diffusion of Deterrents and Experimental Validation
Halil Gevgilili, Dilhan Kalyon, Semra Senturk, Donald Chiu and Sam Moy

1:50 PM
(582e) Theoretical Analyses of Co-Extrusion Process for Co-Layered Energetic Extrudates and Experimental Investigations of Co-Extrusion
Suzanne Prickett, Richard Muscato, Dilhan Kalyon, Halil Gevgilili, Christopher Gonzalez and Moinuddin Malik

2:10 PM
(582f) Scale up of 2,6-Diamino-3,5-Dinitropyrazine-1-Oxide (LLM-105) and Its Precusors
Christopher M. Radack, Jerry S. Salan and Kimberly Hanson
See more of this Group/Topical: Particle Technology Forum