THE NEED FOR OXYGEN COMPATIBLE MATERIALS
THE NEED FOR OXYGEN COMPATIBLE MATERIALS
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对氧气相容材料的需求
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发表时间:
1999
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Rocketdyne Propulsion
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Monica A. Iacinto;Metallic Processes;Rocketdyne Propulsion
The current and proposed use of oxygen-rich and full-flow staged combustion rocket engine cycles imposes a significant challenge on the selection of materials for preburner and turbomachinery components. Most materials burn in the high pressure, flowing gaseous oxygen environment to which these components would be subjected. A "burn-resistant" material's selection rationale and approach are discussed. A series of screening tests, including the promoted combustion, friction ignition and particle impact tests are described to aid in the material selection process. Component tests directly related to a given application are recommended in the ultimate qualification of a material for oxygen service. Based on existing data, Ni, Cu and Co in pure and alloyed forms are leading candidates for survival in this challenging environment. These materials may maintain bum resistance; however, they generally lack the strength desired for lightweight, structural applications. Given these few options, there emerges a clear need for materials with higher strength and excellent burn resistance.