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Spray flash evaporation, a promising path to fundamental research and industrial processes: elaboration of a micronized mixed HMX/LLM-105 energetic material

  • Maxime Puyo
  • Alexandre Lecardeur
  • Gatien Dubois
  • Carole Bernard
  • Alexandre Forzy
  • Laurence Autissier
  • Arnaud Beaucamp
  • Cédric Martin
  • Bastien Lallemand
  • Benjamin Bonnet
  • Fabien Schnell
  • Anna Katharina Ott
1 more authors
  • Éric Pasquinet
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Abstract

HMX and LLM-105 are well known energetic materials with, respectively, high performance and low sensitivity. In this work, we present a Spray Flash Evaporation (SFE) based process to form a HMXSFE material as well as a novel energetic material containing HMX and LLM-105 ("HMX/LLM-105SFE"), with a peculiar crystalline composition. These materials contain, respectively, notable amounts of alpha-HMX and an intimate mix between HMX and LLM-105 with distinct crystalline structures retained. Their sensitivity was evaluated, allowing exploration of the complexity of mixed materials' mechanical sensitivity and the potentialities of the SFE process for both industrial applications and fundamental research purposes.

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@article{puyo2026spray,
  title = {{Spray flash evaporation, a promising path to fundamental research and industrial processes: elaboration of a micronized mixed HMX/LLM-105 energetic material}},
  author = {Maxime Puyo and Alexandre Lecardeur and Gatien Dubois and Carole Bernard and Alexandre Forzy and Laurence Autissier and Arnaud Beaucamp and Cédric Martin and Bastien Lallemand and Benjamin Bonnet and Fabien Schnell and Anna Katharina Ott and Éric Pasquinet},
  journal = {RSC Advances},
  year = {2026},
  month = jul,
  doi = {10.1039/d6ra03412h},
  url = {https://hal.science/hal-05733793v1},
  note = {CC BY-NC 4.0},
}
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TY  - JOUR
TI  - Spray flash evaporation, a promising path to fundamental research and industrial processes: elaboration of a micronized mixed HMX/LLM-105 energetic material
AU  - Maxime Puyo
AU  - Alexandre Lecardeur
AU  - Gatien Dubois
AU  - Carole Bernard
AU  - Alexandre Forzy
AU  - Laurence Autissier
AU  - Arnaud Beaucamp
AU  - Cédric Martin
AU  - Bastien Lallemand
AU  - Benjamin Bonnet
AU  - Fabien Schnell
AU  - Anna Katharina Ott
AU  - Éric Pasquinet
PY  - 2026
DA  - 2026/07/06
JO  - RSC Advances
DO  - 10.1039/d6ra03412h
UR  - https://hal.science/hal-05733793v1
AB  - HMX and LLM-105 are well known energetic materials with, respectively, high performance and low sensitivity. In this work, we present a Spray Flash Evaporation (SFE) based process to form a HMXSFE material as well as a novel energetic material containing HMX and LLM-105 ("HMX/LLM-105SFE"), with a peculiar crystalline composition. These materials contain, respectively, notable amounts of alpha-HMX and an intimate mix between HMX and LLM-105 with distinct crystalline structures retained. Their sensitivity was evaluated, allowing exploration of the complexity of mixed materials' mechanical sensitivity and the potentialities of the SFE process for both industrial applications and fundamental research purposes.
SN  - 2046-2069
ER  -