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Journal Article
Combustion enhancement and control of modular charge by electrothermal plasma
2024
Overview
Uni-modular charge has the advantages of easy automatic loading, fast loading speed, high safety and easy logistics support, which is the best choice for large calibre artillery charge. For uni-modular charge, the small number modular charge has some problems, such as ignition inequality, propellant combustion instability, and easy residue, which results in chamber pressure surge and low firing accuracy. Electrothermal plasma has the advantages of high temperature, high heat enthalpy and fast chamber diffusion, which is a feasible way to solve the problem of modular charge combustion. The key technologies such as plasma generator and high-power breech transmission have been studied, and the large calibre modular charge electrothermal chemical launch system has been established. Electrothermal chemical launch test was conducted. It is verified that electrothermal plasma can significantly enhance the firing performance of the small number modular charge.
Publisher
IOP Publishing
