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Journal:   TAHGHIGH VA TOWSE MAVAD POR ENERGY   FALL 2011 , Volume 7 , Number 2 (14); Page(s) 19 To 28.
 
Paper: 

The Reduction Of Temperature Sensitivity Methods In Gun Propellants
 
 
Author(s):  Jahanian A., Zarei A.R., Ghanbari Mazidi M.
 
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Abstract: 
Temperature sensitivity is defined as the effect of primary temperature change of grain on the burning rate. This parameter influences on muzzle velocity and range of weapon. There are different methods for reducing temperature sensitivity in gun propellants, such as surface coatings, using chemical additives, controlling combustion chamber volume and changing in formulation of gun propellants. In the present paper, meanwhile introducing each of methods mentioned above, it became clear that formulation changing methods are the most effective way in comparison with other methods for reducing the temperature sensitivity of gun propellants.
 
Keyword(s): GUN PROPELLANTS, MUZZLE VELOCITY, TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY
 
 
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JAHANIAN, A., & ZAREI, A., & GHANBARI MAZIDI, M. (2011). THE REDUCTION OF TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY METHODS IN GUN PROPELLANTS. TAHGHIGH VA TOWSE MAVAD POR ENERGY, 7(2 (14)), 19-28. https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=241964



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JAHANIAN A., ZAREI A.R., GHANBARI MAZIDI M.. THE REDUCTION OF TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY METHODS IN GUN PROPELLANTS. TAHGHIGH VA TOWSE MAVAD POR ENERGY. 2011 [cited 2022May29];7(2 (14)):19-28. Available from: https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=241964



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JAHANIAN, A., ZAREI, A., GHANBARI MAZIDI, M., 2011. THE REDUCTION OF TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY METHODS IN GUN PROPELLANTS. TAHGHIGH VA TOWSE MAVAD POR ENERGY, [online] 7(2 (14)), pp.19-28. Available: https://www.sid.ir/en/journal/ViewPaper.aspx?id=241964.
 
 
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