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pypbomb: A Python package with tools for the design of detonation tubes - Published in JOSS (2022)

https://github.com/cartemic/pypbomb

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detonation

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A small package to assist with detonation tube design

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README.md

pypbomb

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For when you want the detonation to stay on the inside.

Overview

This package was made to help with the design of a closed-end detonation tube, and was written as part of my PhD research in the propulsion lab at Oregon Sate University. It contains some tools that can be used to iteratively determine initial design parameters for a closed-end detonation tube.

The main items of interest are:

  • Bolt: Methods relating to bolt calculations and property lookup.
  • DDT: Methods for estimating the deflagration-to-detonation transition (DDT).
  • Flange: Methods pertaining to flange class and max pressure calculations.
  • Tube: Methods for designing and determining operational limits of a detonation tube.
  • Window: Methods for the design of viewing windows for optical access.

Full documentation can be found here.

Installation

Once cloned to your local machine, pypbomb can be installed via pip from within the project's top-level directory:

bash pip install .

Further instructions can be found in the full documentation if needed.

Short Example

To get an estimate for the maximum initial pressure that a tube with a given geometry can handle:

```python import pint from pypbomb import Tube

ureg = pint.UnitRegistry() quant = ureg.Quantity

initialpressure = Tube.calculatemaxinitialpressure( tubeid=quant(5.76, "in"), tubeod=quant(6.625, "in"), initialtemperature=quant(70, "degF"), speciesdict={"H2":2, "O2":1}, mechanism="gri30.yaml", maxpressure=(2, "kpsi"), elasticmodulus=quant(200, "GPa"), density=quant(8, "g/cm**3"), poisson_ratio=0.27, ) ```

Owner

  • Name: Mick
  • Login: cartemic
  • Kind: user

C is for cell size, that's good enough for me. A software developer who is trying desperately to finish a PhD in mechanical engineering in his free time

JOSS Publication

pypbomb: A Python package with tools for the design of detonation tubes
Published
May 18, 2022
DOI
Volume 7, Issue 73, Page 4143
Authors
Mick Carter
School of Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA
David Blunck
School of Mechanical, Industrial, and Manufacturing Engineering, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR, USA
Editor
Kyle Niemeyer ORCID
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detonation
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Issues and Pull Requests

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