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基于基终结聚butadiene (HTPB) 推进剂泥的HBP模型的时间维度扩展研究

Yanjun Bai1, Jianru Wang2, Yifei Feng3

  • 1Aerospace Commercial Rocket Power Technology Co., Ltd., Xi'an 710048, China.

Polymers
|June 27, 2025
PubMed
概括

这项研究引入了赫歇尔-布克利-帕帕纳斯塔西乌-旺 (HBPW) 模型,用于预测基终结聚乙烯 (HTPB) 推进剂泥在固化过程中的粘度变化. HBPW模型准确地描述了质行为,有助于推进剂的配方.

关键词:
推进剂泥 燃料泥 推进剂风湿学测试试验 风湿学测试试验旋转的风力计旋转的.粘弹性流体 粘弹性流体粘度构成性模式 粘度构成性模式

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