Research on Test Method of Ignition Temperature of Electric Explosive Device under Electromagnetic Pulse

Biao Wang*, Yongwei Sun, Guanghui Wei, Xuetian Wang, Hongmin Gao

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Abstract

The safety and reliability of electric explosive device, as the most sensitive initiating energy for igniting powder and explosive, directly impact those of weapon system. The safety and reliability of the electric explosion device were determined by the ignition temperature of the electric explosion device. Based on the conservation of energy and Fourier’s law, a mathematical model was built for the relationship between the temperature rise of the bridge line and the amplitude of the electromagnetic pulse. In the experiment, the semiconductor bandgap temperature measurement technology was used, and the correctness of the mathematical model was verified by altering the amplitude of the pulse signal. Then, the 50% ignition excitation of the device was determined with the Bruceton method and the statistical theory. According to the built mathematical model, the ignition temperature of the electric explosion device was determined as 412°C. In this paper, the measurement method of the ignition temperature of the electric explosive device was developed, which could act as a technical means for the safety assessment of the electromagnetic environment of the weapon system. Moreover, this method is critical to improve the safety and survivability of the weapon system in the complex electromagnetic environment.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)510-516
Number of pages7
JournalRadioengineering
Volume30
Issue number3
DOIs
Publication statusPublished - Sept 2021

Keywords

  • Electric explosive device
  • electromagnetic environment
  • electromagnetic pulse
  • ignition temperature
  • weapon

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