Abstract
This paper deals with the effects of reactive particles on the performance of a pyrotechnic igniter. These particles are placed on the inner surface of a “flash tube”, released into the main flow of the gas and ignited by the passage of one of the two discontinuities (the shock wave or the contact surface). Two particle sizes have been studied (3μm and 10μm). It is shown that the best performance is achieved with small particles released into the flow by the shock wave. Another focal point of this study is the combining of two fundamentally different methods to calculate the two phase flow.
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