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Detonation Parameters of Mixtures Produced by Injecting Gaseous Components into the Barrel of a Pulse Gas Detonation Installation

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A CCDS2000 detonator for acetylene, ethylene, propylene, and a multicomponent methylacetylene–allene fraction (MAF) fuel is used to perform experiments on measuring the detonation velocity and recording a detonation front cell in a tube 26 mm in diameter and 2 m in length. The experiments are carried out at atmospheric pressure in stoichiometric mixtures diluted by nitrogen to air concentrations and in air–fuel mixtures with a varying fuel content in them. In the case where the explosive mixture components are fed as a flow by stratifying an explosive charge in an initiation zone, a self-sustaining detonation is stably ignited up to limiting (spin) modes. The concentration limits of the detonation existence are determined. In the air–fuel mixtures of acetylene and ethylene, as the values become lower than the limits, there is multiheaded detonation. For propylene and MAF, a tube diameter of 26 mm is near-critical: only single- and two-headed spin is observed in the entire range of existence. Calculation results are in good agreement with the experiment.

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Batraev, I.S., Rybin, D.K. & Ul’yanitskii, V.Y. Detonation Parameters of Mixtures Produced by Injecting Gaseous Components into the Barrel of a Pulse Gas Detonation Installation. Combust Explos Shock Waves 57, 23–29 (2021). https://doi.org/10.1134/S0010508221010032

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