학술논문

Thermodynamic States in Explosion Fields
Document Type
Conference
Author
Source
Conference: Presented at: 14th International Detonation Symposium, Coeur d' Alene, OH, United States, Apr 11 - Apr 16, 2010
Subject
37 INORGANIC, ORGANIC, PHYSICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTRY AIR
COMBUSTION PRODUCTS
ENTHALPY
EQUATIONS OF STATE
EXPLOSIONS
EXPLOSIVES
FREE ENERGY
FREE ENTHALPY
GASES
SPECIFICATIONS
THERMODYNAMICS
Language
English
Abstract
We investigate the thermodynamic states occurring in explosion fields from condensed explosive charges. These states are often modeled with a Jones-Wilkins-Lee (JWL) function. However, the JWL function is not a Fundamental Equation of Thermodynamics, and therefore cannot give a complete specification of such states. We use the Cheetah code of Fried to study the loci of states of the expanded detonation products gases from C-4 charges, and their combustion products air. In the Le Chatelier Plane of specific-internal-energy versus temperature, these loci are fit with a Quadratic Model function u(T), which has been shown to be valid for T < 3,000 K and p < 1k-bar. This model is used to derive a Fundamental Equation u(v,s) for C-4. Given u(v,s), one can use Maxwell's Relations to derive all other thermodynamic functions, such as temperature: T(v,s), pressure: p(v,s), enthalpy: h(v,s), Gibbs free energy: g(v,s) and Helmholz free energy: f(v,s); these loci are displayed in figures for C-4. Such complete equations of state are needed for numerical simulations of blast waves from explosive charges, and their reflections from surfaces.