Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves
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Keywords
PETN
aluminum
burning rate
combustion
continuous spin detonation
detonation
enthalpy of formation
equation of state
explosion
high pressure
hydrogen
ignition
laser initiation
mathematical modeling
mechanical activation
methane
numerical simulation
self-propagating high-temperature synthesis
shock wave
thermal decomposition
thermal explosion
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PETN
aluminum
burning rate
combustion
continuous spin detonation
detonation
enthalpy of formation
equation of state
explosion
high pressure
hydrogen
ignition
laser initiation
mathematical modeling
mechanical activation
methane
numerical simulation
self-propagating high-temperature synthesis
shock wave
thermal decomposition
thermal explosion
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Kalashnikov, D. A.
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Vol 52, No 4 (2016)
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Recording the particle velocity spectrum at the time the shock wave reaches the surface of liquids of different viscosities
Vol 54, No 5 (2018)
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Determining the Threshold of Detection of a Minimal Specific Weight of Particles in the Study of Shock-Wave Dusting of Surfaces of Materials
Vol 54, No 5 (2018)
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Determining the Velocity and Specific Weight of a Particle Flow Discharged from Surfaces of Metals under a Shock-Wave Load
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