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Effect of antimony trioxide and carbon black on the mechanical properties and ablation properties of liner insulation in rocket motors

Author(s)
Kitinirunkul, Thirapat
Kitchaiya, Prakob
Kiriratnikom, Chesda
Boonyarat, Paisarn
Nuanklai, Suchuchchai
Date Issued
January 1, 2021
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.877.108
Abstract
This study focused on the mechanical properties and ablation properties of liner insulation in rocket motors for improving rocket performance by means of tensile strength, elongation, ablation rate and density. The following parameters were varied: amount of zinc oxide, antimony trioxide and carbon black (N550). It was found that the insulation of the rocket motors with antimony trioxide and carbon black provided higher the elongation and ablation rate. Thus, it was able to endure more heat from hot gas in combustion chamber. The result suggests that use of antimony trioxide and carbon black as filler in liner insulation can improve the thermal insulators and case-bonded in rocket motor between the solid propellant and the rocket motor tube.
Citation
Key Engineering Materials, 877 KEM, 108-113, 2021
Subjects

Ablation

Antimony trioxide

Carbon black

Liner insulation

Rocket motor

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