• Acta Optica Sinica
  • Vol. 40, Issue 15, 1512003 (2020)
Yonghua Li1, Kewei Pan3, Li Ping2, Bin Yang2, Haitao Yu1、*, and Jianqi Shen1
Author Affiliations
  • 1College of Science, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai 200093, China
  • 2Shanghai Key Laboratory of Multiphase Flow and Heat Transfer in Power Engineering, University of Shanghai for Science and Technology, Shanghai 200093, China
  • 3Solid Rocket Motor Technology Development Research Center, Shanghai Space Propulsion Technology Research Institute, Shanghai 201109, China
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    DOI: 10.3788/AOS202040.1512003 Cite this Article Set citation alerts
    Yonghua Li, Kewei Pan, Li Ping, Bin Yang, Haitao Yu, Jianqi Shen. Online Size Measurement of Burning Particles of Solid Propellants[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2020, 40(15): 1512003 Copy Citation Text show less
    Schematic of measurement system for burning particles
    Fig. 1. Schematic of measurement system for burning particles
    Radiation spectra
    Fig. 2. Radiation spectra
    Schematic of multi-unit detector
    Fig. 3. Schematic of multi-unit detector
    Volume frequency distributions of standard particles. (a) Standard particles with size of 10.9 μm; (b) standard particles with size of 160 μm; (c) mixed standard particles
    Fig. 4. Volume frequency distributions of standard particles. (a) Standard particles with size of 10.9 μm; (b) standard particles with size of 160 μm; (c) mixed standard particles
    Volume frequency distributions of combustion particles at initial measurement height of 25 mm. (a) Low burning rate; (b) high burning rate
    Fig. 5. Volume frequency distributions of combustion particles at initial measurement height of 25 mm. (a) Low burning rate; (b) high burning rate
    Volume frequency distributions of combustion particles at initial measurement height of 50 mm. (a) Low burning rate; (b) high burning rate
    Fig. 6. Volume frequency distributions of combustion particles at initial measurement height of 50 mm. (a) Low burning rate; (b) high burning rate
    Volume frequency distributions of condensed products. (a) Low burning rate; (b) high burning rate
    Fig. 7. Volume frequency distributions of condensed products. (a) Low burning rate; (b) high burning rate
    Center wavelength /nmBandwidth /nmTransmissivity /%Cut-off wavelength /nmThickness /mmDiameter /mm
    450±4075300--110036
    Table 1. Parameters of band pass filter plate
    Parameter10.9 μm160 μm
    DV10 /μm7.5131.8
    DV50 /μm9.3153.5
    DV90 /μm11.18167.90
    DVMD /μm9.9155.2
    Error value /μm1.04.8
    Table 2. Equivalent particle size of standard particles
    Parameterh=25 mmh=50 mm
    Low burning rateHigh burning rateLow burning rateHigh burning rate
    DV10 /μm13.276.7112.598.9
    DV50 /μm141.6133.4129.0126.0
    DV90 /μm186.6174.1154.8158.2
    DVMD /μm151.9145.4132.9130.4
    Table 3. Equivalent particle sizes of burning particles at different burning rates and different measuring heights
    ParameterLow burning rateHigh burning rate
    DV10 /μm59.647.2
    DV50 /μm94.074.4
    DV90 /μm142.3109.2
    DVMD /μm106.582.7
    Table 4. Equivalent particle sizes of condensed particles
    ParameterCombustion particleCondensed particle
    h=25 mmh=50 mm
    Low burning rateHigh burning rateLow burning rateHigh burning rateLow burning rateHigh burning rate
    DVMD /μm151.9145.4132.9130.4106.582.7
    Table 5. Average particle sizes of combustion particles and condensed particles in solid propellant
    Yonghua Li, Kewei Pan, Li Ping, Bin Yang, Haitao Yu, Jianqi Shen. Online Size Measurement of Burning Particles of Solid Propellants[J]. Acta Optica Sinica, 2020, 40(15): 1512003
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