742 Thermophysics and Reactions in Energetic Materials

Thursday, November 20, 2014: 3:15 PM
211 (Hilton Atlanta)
Description:
The focus of the session is on theoretical prediction and measurement of thermophysical properties of energetic materials. The properties of explosives and propellant compounds are important for manufacturing and packaging munitions and for predicting and managing and resulting environmental consequences of their use. We encourage you to sumit and abstract for presentation at the session.

Sponsor:
Energetics

Chair:
Veera Boddu
Email: veera.boddu@usace.army.mil

Co-Chair:
Lori J. Groven
Email: lgroven@purdue.edu


3:15 PM
Welcoming Remarks

3:20 PM
(742a) Synthesis and Detonation Performance Prediction of 3,4-Bis(4-nitrofurazan-3-yl)-Furazan
Chunmei Zheng

3:42 PM
(742b) Superadiabaticity in Reaction Waves As a Mechanism for Energy Concentration
Sayalee G. Mahajan, Joel T. Abrahamson, Stephanie Birkhimer, Eric Friedman, Qing Hua Wang, Margaret Beck and Michael S. Strano

4:04 PM
(742c) Prediction of the Crystal Packing of Triazine-Triamine-Trioxide (MTO) and Triazine-Trinitro-Trioxide (MTO3N) Reaching High Densities
Saber Naserifar, Sergey Zybin and William A. Goddard III

4:26 PM
(742d) Analysis of Hotspot Temperatures in a PBX Under Impact Loading Using a Coupled Chemical – Thermomechanical Framework
Seokpum Kim, D. Barret Hardin, Yasuyuki Horie and Min Zhou

4:48 PM
(742e) Reaction Mechanism of Mechanically Activated Al-PTFE Composite Particles
Liyun Feng and Travis R. Sippel

5:10 PM
(742f) Ignition and Combustion of Al∙Mg Alloy Powders Prepared By Different Techniques
Yasmine Aly, Mirko Schoenitz and Edward L. Dreizin

5:32 PM
(742g) Low-Temperature Exothermic Reactions in Fully-Dense Al/MoO3 Nanocomposite Powders
Edward L. Dreizin, Rayon Williams, Mirko Schoenitz and Alexandre Ermoline
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