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COMBUSTION-BASED METHODS FOR MAKING MATERIALS AND STRUCTURES FROM LUNAR AND MARTIAN REGOLITH: A REVIEW

Volume 18, Numéro 3, 2019, pp. 247-254
DOI: 10.1615/IntJEnergeticMaterialsChemProp.2019027356
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RÉSUMÉ

Use of lunar/Martian regolith for in situ production of construction materials and structures would decrease the amounts of materials transported from Earth in missions to the Moon and Mars. However, many of the proposed solutions for using regolith involve large amounts of energy. In contrast, combustion-based methods utilize chemical energy stored in reactants, which dramatically decreases the required external energy input. In this paper, we review studies on using energetic materials that can interact with the regolith. Specifically, self-sustained combustion reactions between regolith and magnesium or, if some other compounds are added, aluminum result in the formation of ceramics that could be used as construction materials. Also, combustion propagation over a mixture of two reactive metals, such as aluminum and nickel, can be used for joining ceramic tiles made of regolith.

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