Method and apparatus for the quasi-isostatic pressure-forming of

Plastic and nonmetallic article shaping or treating: processes – Explosive or propellant article shaping or treating

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264 34, 86 2011, C06B 2100

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ABSTRACT:
A quasi-isostatic pressure-forming methods for the production of precision explosive charges consists of the pre-heating of the explosive mass to be pressure-formed is now preheated to 100-120.degree. C. with subsequent forming in an autoclave at pressures of an order of magnitude of 3500 bar during 0.5-5 min. After pressure relief during a further phase of 10-180 min, the mass is cooled down at pressures of 50-500 bar. In a further elaboration of the invention, two autoclaves, one high pressure and one low pressure, may be utilized.

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