Abstract:
Two-stage ignition regimes of energetic materials with a liquid surface layer were revealed by mathematical modeling of transient combustion processes. First, under the action of a radiant flux, the regime of forced gasification of a condensed phase with a degree of its surface depletion of 0.1–0.3 was observed. Gas-phase combustion occurs in the blow-off regime. As the radiant flux decreases, the gas flame approaches the surface and becomes determining, and the degree of condensed-phase depletion decreases.
