1986Propellants Explosives PyrotechnicsRequires access

Sensitivity and Evaluation of Explosive Substances

Ikuo Fukuyama, Terushige Ogawa, Atsumi Miyake

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Abstract Explosion sensitivity involves many complex factors. A theory for evaluating and a method for testing have to be established. We have proposed an explosion sensitivity theory for explosive substances and have also tested the evaluating method. The results of our research reveal a satisfactory mutual relation between both theoretical and experimental values.

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Abstract Explosion sensitivity involves many complex factors. A theory for evaluating and a method for testing have to be established. We have proposed an explosion sensitivity theory for explosive substances and have also tested the evaluating method. The results of our research reveal a satisfactory mutual relation between both theoretical and experimental values.

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Abstract Explosion sensitivity involves many complex factors. A theory for evaluating and a method for testing have to be established. We have proposed an explosion sensitivity theory for explosive substances and have also tested the evaluating method. The results of our research reveal a satisfactory mutual relation between both theoretical and experimental values.

Key concepts: Explosive material, Sensitivity (control systems), Relation (database), Computer science, Biochemical engineering, Chemistry, Data mining, Engineering

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