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At present, cellulose and nitrocellulose components used in the field of ammunition are manufactured from a cotton linter or a wood. However, over the last decade the raw material characteristics, including for the nitrocellulose production for special purposes, have changed significantly both in connection with the loss of the traditional source of the cellulose raw material (the cotton linter) and with the deterioration of the quality of cotton cellulose. The new types of cellulose materials (a flax, a hemp, oats and etc.) have appeared on the market in due to the cotton deficit, intended for the special-purpose nitrocellulose. If we take into account the need to develop a component base based on the available domestic annually renewable sources of raw materials, then there is no doubt that the flax should be considered as a promising one.. In this connection, the possibility of an application of the flax pulp and NC based on it when manufacturing the combustible articles was investigated.

journal of physics. conference series

Study of an effect of promising cellulose components on the physico-mechanical properties and a burning rate of a combustible material for combustible cartridge cases produced according to the filtration casting technology