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Chengfeng Wu1, Yingying Lu1, Ming Jiang1

  • 1Xi'an Modern Chemistry Research Institute, Xi'an 710065, China.

Polymers
|October 14, 2023
PubMed
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分析了高度填充的基终结聚乙烯 (HTPB) 推进剂的机械性能. 它的强度和延长高度依赖于温度和应变率,故障主要是由于矩阵撕裂和潮湿.

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失效机制的故障机制高度填充的HTPB推进剂总体曲线的主体曲线.机械性能 机械性能 机械性能

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