Effect of burning rate catalysts on the thermal decomposition properties of GAP-based ETPE energetic thermoplastic elastormer

Xin Li, Zhen Ge*, Qiang Li, Duo Li, Ying Ying Zuo, Bin Yan, Yun Jun Luo

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Abstract

The effect of the burning rate catalysts Fe2O3, CuO, Cr2Cu2O5, PbCO3, C6H5O7Pb, lead salt 3-nitro-1,2,4-triazole-5one (NP), and carbon black(CB) on the thermal decomposition properties of GAP-based ETPE were investigated by TG and DSC. The results show that several burning rate catalysts have a great influence on the thermal decomosition of of azide groups in the GAP-based ETPE, in which, CuO and Cr2Cu2O5 make the thermal decomposition peak temperature of azide groups in GAP-based ETPE decrease by 21.9℃ and 13.6℃, respectively, but Fe2O3, PbCO3, C6H5O7Pb, NP and CB make the thermal decomposition peak temperature of azide groups in GAP-based ETPE increase by 1.7, 2.6, 1.6, 1.0℃ and 1.1℃, respectively. CuO, Cr2Cu2O5, C6H5O7Pb and CB make the apparent decomposition heat of azide groups in GAP-based ETPE increase by 75.5, 84, 43.4 J·g-1 and 103.1 J·g-1 respectively. However, Fe2O3, PbCO3 and NP make the apparent decomposition heat of azide groups in GAP-based ETPE decrease by 137.9, 58.8 J·g-1 and 47.3 J·g-1.respectively. After the comprehensive comparison, considering that CuO and Cr2Cu2O5 make the thermal decomposition peak temperature of azide groups in GAP-based ETPE decrease and the apparent decomposition heat increase, they are ideal catalysts of catalyzing the thermal decomposition of the GAP-based ETPE.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)1102-1107
Number of pages6
JournalHanneng Cailiao/Chinese Journal of Energetic Materials
Volume24
Issue number11
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - 25 Nov 2016

Keywords

  • Burning rate catalyst
  • Energetic binder
  • Energetic thermoplastic polyurethane elastomer (ETPE)
  • Thermal decomposition

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