Goodrich Corporation

Karl G Reimer

Jean C Rodriguez

An obscurant-emitting composition may comprise an oxidizer comprising a cation comprising at least one of an alkali metal or an alkaline earth metal, and an anion comprising at least one of nitrate, chlorate, bromate, iodate, perchlorate, periodate, or chlorite; a fuel; and a hydrated salt composition, wherein the obscurant-emitting composition comprises between 0.001% and 8% by weight hydrated salt composition.

Obscurant emission systems and methods

A combustible solid propellant composition is disclosed that includes an oxidizer of the reaction product under vacuum of potassium periodate and isocyanate, a polymer binder, a plasticizer, and a fuel.

Solid combustible propellant composition

An inert gas-generating fire suppression composition is disclosed, consisting essentially of an oxidizer, comprising ammonium dinitramide and strontium nitrate, a fuel, comprising potassium isocyanurate, a gas-generate fuel, comprising guanidine nitrate and a quantity of carbon black.

Fire suppressant inert gas generator

A combustible aerosol composition is disclosed including an oxidizer including potassium bromate, a fuel including potassium cyanurate, and a hydrated mineral composition including potassium hydromagnesite.

Combustible aerosol composition

A composition is disclosed including an oxidizer represented by the formula M(XO), wherein Mis selected from a Group IA atom, and Group IIA atom, and a Group IIIA atom, X is selected from the group consisting of Cl, Br, I, y is 1-4, and z is 1-3, a fuel, and a hydrated salt or a combination of 2 or more hydrated salts having a dehydration decomposition temperature of greater than 200&#xb0; C., represented by the formula (M)(M)(X)(X).(HO), where Mis selected from a Group IA atom, Group IIA atom, Group IIIA atom, Mis selected from a Group IIA atom, Group IIIA, and a transition atom, Xis a hydroxyl anion, Xis a carbonate anion, k, m, n, and o are each independently integers that balance the charges of M, M, X, and Xand p is a number greater than or equal to 1.

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Fairfield, CA, United States of America

Karl G Reimer