C06B31/02

STABILIZED PEROXIDE ROTATING DETONATION ROCKET ENGINE

Disclosed is a stabilized solution of 70% to 100% hydrogen peroxide containing an alkali phosphate as a stabilizer, a rocket propellant including a combustible fuel and oxidizer, wherein the oxidizer is a stabilized solution of 70% to 100% hydrogen peroxide, and a rocket having a fuel store, an oxidizer store and a rocket engine, wherein the oxidizer is a stabilized solution of 70% to 100% hydrogen peroxide.

STABILIZED PEROXIDE ROTATING DETONATION ROCKET ENGINE

Disclosed is a stabilized solution of 70% to 100% hydrogen peroxide containing an alkali phosphate as a stabilizer, a rocket propellant including a combustible fuel and oxidizer, wherein the oxidizer is a stabilized solution of 70% to 100% hydrogen peroxide, and a rocket having a fuel store, an oxidizer store and a rocket engine, wherein the oxidizer is a stabilized solution of 70% to 100% hydrogen peroxide.

NON-LETHAL PAYLOADS AND METHODS OF PRODUCING SAME
20200087226 · 2020-03-19 ·

Non-lethal payloads including at least one of boron and silicon, at least one fuel, and at least one oxidizer. The non-lethal payload may be a single-component or dual-component payload. Methods of producing the non-lethal payloads are also disclosed.

NON-LETHAL PAYLOADS AND METHODS OF PRODUCING SAME
20200087226 · 2020-03-19 ·

Non-lethal payloads including at least one of boron and silicon, at least one fuel, and at least one oxidizer. The non-lethal payload may be a single-component or dual-component payload. Methods of producing the non-lethal payloads are also disclosed.

Methods and Systems for Restartable, Hybrid-Rockets

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to various devices, systems and methods of providing a restartable, hybrid-rocket system that uses Acylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) and compressed air containing oxygen levels up to 40% as a propellant. Alternatively, embodiments of the present invention includes restartable hybrid rocket system that uses a heterogeneous matrix of ABS and a solid oxidizing agent in addition to compressed air as a propellant. When the ABS is exposed to an electrical potential field, the electrical field's effect on the ABS produces localized arcing between multiple layers of the ABS resulting in joule heating and pyrolysis of the ABS. The pyrolysis produces spontaneous combustion of the ABS once the oxidizer flow provides a local oxygen partial pressure greater than two atmospheres at the surface of the ABS.

Methods and Systems for Restartable, Hybrid-Rockets

Embodiments of the present invention are directed to various devices, systems and methods of providing a restartable, hybrid-rocket system that uses Acylonitrile Butadiene Styrene (ABS) and compressed air containing oxygen levels up to 40% as a propellant. Alternatively, embodiments of the present invention includes restartable hybrid rocket system that uses a heterogeneous matrix of ABS and a solid oxidizing agent in addition to compressed air as a propellant. When the ABS is exposed to an electrical potential field, the electrical field's effect on the ABS produces localized arcing between multiple layers of the ABS resulting in joule heating and pyrolysis of the ABS. The pyrolysis produces spontaneous combustion of the ABS once the oxidizer flow provides a local oxygen partial pressure greater than two atmospheres at the surface of the ABS.

Propellant

The present invention relates to a propellant in liquid or gel form, in particular for rocket engines, comprising: an inorganic salt as the oxidising agent, wherein the inorganic salt has an oxygen content of at least 60 weight %; and a solvent as the fuel, comprising a monovalent or divalent alcohol, a nitroalkane and/or an ionic liquid in which nitrate is the anion, wherein the solvent has an oxygen content of from 30 to 55 weight %, wherein the inorganic salt is dissolved in the solvent.

Propellant

The present invention relates to a propellant in liquid or gel form, in particular for rocket engines, comprising: an inorganic salt as the oxidising agent, wherein the inorganic salt has an oxygen content of at least 60 weight %; and a solvent as the fuel, comprising a monovalent or divalent alcohol, a nitroalkane and/or an ionic liquid in which nitrate is the anion, wherein the solvent has an oxygen content of from 30 to 55 weight %, wherein the inorganic salt is dissolved in the solvent.

NANOENERGETIC MATERIAL COMPOSITE-BASED SOLID PROPELLANT, METHOD OF PREPARING THE SAME, AND PROJECTILE USING THE SAME

Disclosed are a nanoenergetic material composite-based solid propellant, a method of preparing the same, and a projectile using the same. The propellant includes: potassium nitrate-sucrose (KNSU) composite powder; and nanoenergetic material (nEM) composite powder in a solid powder form mixed with the KNSU composite powder to prepare a KNSU/nEM propellant. The method includes: preparing KNSU composite powder; preparing nEM composite powder; and preparing a KNSU/nEM propellant by mixing the KNSU composite powder and the nEM composite powder in a solid powder form. The projectile includes: a clay block; a clay nozzle responsible for releasing the pressure generated by explosion of a propellant; and a propellant lamination area disposed between the clay block and the clay nozzle. Upon ignition of the KNSU/nEM propellant, the nEM composite powder increases the combustion rate and combustion temperature of a potassium nitrate-sucrose (KNSU) propellant.

NANOENERGETIC MATERIAL COMPOSITE-BASED SOLID PROPELLANT, METHOD OF PREPARING THE SAME, AND PROJECTILE USING THE SAME

Disclosed are a nanoenergetic material composite-based solid propellant, a method of preparing the same, and a projectile using the same. The propellant includes: potassium nitrate-sucrose (KNSU) composite powder; and nanoenergetic material (nEM) composite powder in a solid powder form mixed with the KNSU composite powder to prepare a KNSU/nEM propellant. The method includes: preparing KNSU composite powder; preparing nEM composite powder; and preparing a KNSU/nEM propellant by mixing the KNSU composite powder and the nEM composite powder in a solid powder form. The projectile includes: a clay block; a clay nozzle responsible for releasing the pressure generated by explosion of a propellant; and a propellant lamination area disposed between the clay block and the clay nozzle. Upon ignition of the KNSU/nEM propellant, the nEM composite powder increases the combustion rate and combustion temperature of a potassium nitrate-sucrose (KNSU) propellant.