Influence of chlorinated paraffin/titanium additives on burning and radiance performances of Magnesium/Teflon/Viton(MTV) foil-type composition

The influence of chlorinated paraffin/titanium (C24H29Cl21/Ti) additives on burning and radiance performances of Magnesium/Teflon/Viton™ (MTV) foil-type was investigated via a high-speed camera, high-temperature differential thermobalance, far-infrared thermal imager and Fourier Transform Infrared (FTIR) remote-sensing spectrometer. We found that the burning temperature, radiance brightness, radiance area and radiance intensity after addition of C24H29Cl21/Ti are improved by 124-196 °C (8-13%), 300-475 W·m−2·sr−1 (12-19%), 943-1422 mm2 (67-101%) and 3.17-4.99 W·sr−1 (88-138%), respectively, and are maximized at the addition ratio of 10%. The substances formed by adding C24H29Cl21/Ti could improve the middle and far infrared radiation.