Study on CL-20 Initiated by Flyer Driven by Copper Azide

Abstract

Abstract A simulation model of copper azide microcharge driving flyer initiation microscale CL-20 explosive was established, and the action process of copper azide detonation driven flyer initiation microscale CL-20 explosive was numerically simulated by ANSYS/LS-DYNA fluid-structure interaction algorithm. The internal pressure and velocity changes of the flyer during the detonation of copper azide and the internal pressure change of the CL-20 explosive during the detonation were studied. The results show that the error between the experimental and numerical simulation results of the average speed of the flyer is within 10%. This provides a feasible solution for the study of the micro-explosion detonation mechanism by simultaneously analyzing the explosion process of the multi-physical field change law. The numerical simulation results are consistent with the experimental results, indicating that the established simulation model can be used to simulate the detonation process of CL-20 initiated by a flyer driven by copper azide. The copper azide charge, with a diameter of 1 mm and a charge thickness of 0.6 mm, successfully initiates the detonation of the CL-20 explosive.