Session: Processing and Safety (2010 Annual Meeting)

Description:

The session will cover the rheology and processing of energetic materials, especially using novel continuous technologies. The scope includes the mathematical modeling and simulation of the processing operation, experimental studies, process control, structure versus the processing history relationships, and various factors which govern the safety of the process, including the conditions which give rise to demixing, segregation, and formation of hot spots.

Sponsor:

Energetics

Chair:

Dilhan Kalyon
Stevens Institute of Technology
Chemical Engineering
1 Castle Point on Hudson
Hoboken, NJ 07030
Phone Number: 201-216-8225
Email: dkalyon@stevens.edu

Co-Chair:

Suzanne Prickett
Research scientist
Naval Surface Warfare Center
Code R11SP
3032 Strauss Ave. Suite 101, Bldg. 863
Indian Head, MD 20640-5035
Phone Number: 3017442459
Email: suzanne.prickett@navy.mil

Papers:

665a

Sensitivity Control of Energetics through Optimization of Processing Geometry and Conditions
Dilhan Kalyon, Stevens Institute of Technology; Moinuddin Malik, Stevens Institute of Technology; Halil Gevgilili, Stevens Institute of Technology

665b

Processing of Excess DoD Molding Powder in a Twin Screw Extruder
Suzanne Prickett, Naval Surface Warfare Center; Christopher Gonzalez, Naval Surface Warfare Center

665c

Coating of Energetic Grains with Deterrents to Tailor Ballistic Performance
John Bolognini, US Army RDECOM-ARDEC; Carlton P. Adam, US Army RDECOM-ARDEC; Dilhan Kalyon, Stevens Institute of Technology; Halil Gevgilili, Stevens Institute of Technology; Moinuddin Malik, Stevens Institute of Technology

665d

Experimental and Computational Study of Progress in Material Refinement by Mechanical Milling
Priya R. Santhanam, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Alexandre Ermoline, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Mirko Schoenitz, New Jersey Institute of Technology; Edward Dreizin, New Jersey Institute of Technology

665e

Hazards of Processing Energetic Materials
Boyd Hill, ATK Aerospace Systems

665f

Entrainment and Removal of Air During Continuous Processing of Energetics: Ramifications On Rheology, Processing and Safety
Suzanne Prickett, Naval Surface Warfare Center; Christopher Gonzalez, Naval Surface Warfare Center; Richard Muscato, Naval Surface Warfare Center; Halil Gevgilili, Stevens Institute of Technology; Dilhan Kalyon, Stevens Institute of Technology

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