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Evaluation of pyrotechnic smoke for anti-infrared and anti-laser roles

✍ Scribed by Amarjit Singh; S. G. Avachat; S. A. Joshi; Haridwar Singh

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1995
Tongue
English
Weight
445 KB
Volume
20
Category
Article
ISSN
0721-3115

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✦ Synopsis

Abstract

This paper describes the experimental setup for evaluation of pyrotechnic smoke compositions for anti‐laser and anti‐infrared roles using the continuous wave 10.6 μm CO~2~ laser (4 watt) and presents the results for a few pyrotechnic smoke compositions. The particle sizes of the aerosol from pyrotechnic smoke compositions were also determined using Quartz crystal Microbalance ‐ Cascade Impactor. Two smoke compositions containing hexachloroethane, anthracene/naphthalenee, potassium perchlorate and magnesium powder showed more than 97% attenuation of CO~2~ laser, whereas a composition containing zinc oxide, aluminium, iron oxide along with hexachlorocthane was least effective.

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