Underwater Explosions - Particle Size Effect Of Al Powder To The Energy Content Of An Emulsion Explosive

International Society of Explosives Engineers
Martti Hagfors Jussi Saavalainen
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International Society of Explosives Engineers
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Jan 1, 2010

Abstract

The underwater explosions has been used as a test method for the determination energy content of explosives. The test method is suitable for all kind of explosives; homogeneous, heterogeneous, wa-ter-resistant, no-water resistant, cap sensitive, booster sensitive, explosives with hard confinement, explosives without confinement etc. It is also the only test method by which shock, gas heave and to-tal energy values of the explosives can be measured separately. This feature makes it possible to use the test method to develop the explosives for different purposes; the military high explosives need more shock energy where as the gas heave energy is very important feature for the blasting and sea mine explosives.
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APA: Martti Hagfors Jussi Saavalainen  (2010)  Underwater Explosions - Particle Size Effect Of Al Powder To The Energy Content Of An Emulsion Explosive

MLA: Martti Hagfors Jussi Saavalainen Underwater Explosions - Particle Size Effect Of Al Powder To The Energy Content Of An Emulsion Explosive. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 2010.

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