Liquid component effect on the dispersion and explosion characteristics of solid-liquid mixed fuel

The adhesion of liquid fuel is an important factor hindering the disengagement of solid fuel particles. And the liquid component characteristics of mixed fuel also have a significant impact on the final combustion and explosion reaction result. The liquid bridge force was detected by a self-assembled device. And the influence of the liquid fuel on the dispersion and explosion characteristics of solid–liquid fuel (nitromethane-diethyl ether-aluminum) was investigated by a laser particle size analyzer and a 20 L explosion vessel. The liquid bridge force result from the liquid fuel decreases with decreasing surface tension and liquid fuel volume effectively reduce the hindering of liquid adhesion on dispersion. And the increase in spray pressure also alleviate fuel agglomeration. The smaller the fuel particle size, the higher the explosive overpressure and the (dp/dt) _max. Effectively coping with the impact of the liquid fuel adhesion on fuel dispersion could significantly accelerate the fuel reaction rate and promote energy transfer.