Mechanisms of the amplification of a shock wave passing through a cool flame zone |
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Authors: | V Ya Basevich B V Lidskii and S M Frolov |
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Institution: | 1.Semenov Institute of Chemical Physics,Russian Academy of Sciences,Moscow,Russia |
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Abstract: | A theoretical explanation of the Shchelkin-Sokolik effect, that is the dependence of the predetonation distance on the duration
of thermal pretreatment of the explosive mixture before its ignition with an external source, is presented. Gasdynamic and
kinetic calculations of the direct initiation of detonation in an n-pentane-oxygen mixture based on a simplified and a detailed kinetic mechanism are performed. It is demonstrated that a thermal
pretreatment of the mixture causes a shortening of the predetonation distance, with the shortest predetonation distance being
achieved when the shock wave arrives at the moment the cool flame arises. The calculated and measured dependences of the predetonation
distance on the duration of thermal pretreatment of the mixture are demonstrated to be satisfactory agreement. The role played
by the wall reactions is discussed. |
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