USA As Represented by Secretary of the Navy

Jesse Stuart Moran

Joseph D Mannion

Lee Foltz

William M Koppes

Gregory S Lee

Philip F Pagoria

Alfred G Stern

Edward A Lustig, Jr

Christopher Wilhelm

David M Rosenberg

R Jason Jouet

Rebecca Martin Wilson

John H Wilkinson

Eric Gahagan

Brian W Vos

Michael E Sitzman

Lesley Wilhelm

William Qualls

Michael Agens

Daniel C Jones

Frank Lucus Steinkamp

John Winslow

Farhrad Forohar

Michael Murray

John W Monico, Jr

Kimberly Peranich, Sr

Paul C Perricone

A method for destroying pyrotechnic materials including providing an apparatus having an inlet and an outlet and configured to mechanically destroy pyrotechnic materials and discharge pyrotechnic debris through the outlet, feeding water and pyrotechnic materials to the inlet of the apparatus so that the apparatus mechanically destroys the pyrotechnic materials and discharges pyrotechnic debris and water through the outlet, introducing the discharged pyrotechnic debris and water to a reservoir of water so that water-soluble components of the pyrotechnic debris dissolve into the water of the reservoir, light-density water-insoluble components float to the top of the reservoir and high-density water-insoluble components settle at bottom of the reservoir, and filtering the reservoir of water to separate water from the water-insoluble components.

Environmentally-friendly fireworks disposal unit and method

A blast containment system for trash cans includes a liquid-impervious flexible bag having a sealed bottom positioned at a base of a trash can, and an unsealed top positioned and retained at a top periphery of the trash can. A ring-shaped boot is positioned at the sealed bottom of the flexible bag. A rigid container has a closed bottom press-fit into a central opening of the boot. The rigid container extends from its closed bottom to an open top adapted to be approximately aligned with the top periphery of the trash can. An annular volume is defined between the rigid container the flexible bag. The rigid container has side walls that include ballistic materials. A liquid fills the annular volume.

Blast containment system for trash cans

The present disclosure relates generally to a critical intermediate in a synthesis of a postulated energetic material, and more specifically relates to a critical intermediate, 3,5-diamino-2,6-di-(tert-butyl-NNO-azoxy)pyrazine, having the structure: The postulated energetic material has calculated performance properties that greatly exceed those of HMX and CL-20. The specific critical intermediate (Compound 1) shown above has a molecular weight of 310.359 g/mol, a density at &#x2212;123&#xb0; C. of 1.293 g/mL, and a density at 20&#xb0; C. of 1.259 g/mL.

Synthesis and structure of 3,5-diamino-2,6-di-(tert-butyl-NNO-azoxy) pyrazine as a critical intermediate in the synthesis of a novel energetic compound

A compound possesses the chemical structure of: wherein n is greater than zero. The compound is useful in energetic composition, particularly in linear, branched, dendritric, oligomer and cyclic oligomer azo-triazine forms.

High-energy 1,3,5-triazinyl diazenes, and process thereof

Dinitropyrazolopyrazole-amine salts are used as burn modifier ingredients in gun propellant compositions.

Dinitropyrazolopyrazole-amine salts useful in gun propellants

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Alexandria, VA, United States of America

Jesse Stuart Moran