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Explosion pressure and flame characteristics of CO/CH4/air mixtures at elevated initial temperatures
, 2020To investigate the effect of initial temperature on the explosion pressure and flame characteristics of CO/CH4/air mixtures, the explosion evolution and flame development were studied using a 20 L spherical tank and high-speed camera with variable CH4 ...
Zhen-min Luo +7 more
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Vapor Pressure of Explosives: A Critical Review
Propellants, Explosives, Pyrotechnics, 2012AbstractA critical review of vapor pressure data for military, civilian, and homemade explosives, explosive precursors, and explosive taggants is presented. It gives reference to a large number of papers and reports presenting original vapor pressure measurements and additionally an overview of measurements techniques for vapor pressure measurements ...
Henric Östmark +2 more
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The vapor pressures of explosives
TrAC Trends in Analytical Chemistry, 2013Abstract The vapor pressures (VPs) of many explosive compounds are extremely low, so determining accurate values proves difficult. Many researchers, using a variety of methods, have measured and reported the VPs of explosive compounds at single temperatures, or as a function of temperature using VP equations.
Robert G. Ewing +4 more
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Journal of Fluids Engineering, 1946
Abstract A numerical method is outlined which permits the calculation of the temperatures and pressures obtained when mixtures of air and aviation-gasoline vapor are exploded in a closed chamber. The calculations use basic thermo-dynamic data to determine the final equilibrium state of the air and gasoline mixtures after combustion ...
M. S. Plesset, F. R. Gilmore
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Abstract A numerical method is outlined which permits the calculation of the temperatures and pressures obtained when mixtures of air and aviation-gasoline vapor are exploded in a closed chamber. The calculations use basic thermo-dynamic data to determine the final equilibrium state of the air and gasoline mixtures after combustion ...
M. S. Plesset, F. R. Gilmore
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, 2021
The technology of explosion venting with a duct can effectively reduce the destructive effect generated from gas accidental explosion in the place of intensive industrial production, while it is not applicable to the production site designed for the ...
Weiguo Cao +8 more
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The technology of explosion venting with a duct can effectively reduce the destructive effect generated from gas accidental explosion in the place of intensive industrial production, while it is not applicable to the production site designed for the ...
Weiguo Cao +8 more
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, 2021
Explosion venting can effectively reduce the damage effect caused by accidental gas explosions during industrial production. Determining how to eliminate secondary disasters during an explosion is therefore a challenge that can be addressed through the ...
Weiguo Cao +8 more
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Explosion venting can effectively reduce the damage effect caused by accidental gas explosions during industrial production. Determining how to eliminate secondary disasters during an explosion is therefore a challenge that can be addressed through the ...
Weiguo Cao +8 more
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Journal of Energetic Materials, 1986
Abstract New vapor pressure data is presented for RDX, PETN, TNT, nitroglycerin, and ammonium nitrate. By comparison with the data of previous workers, it has been possible to calculate global vapor pressure expressions which are valid over a wide range of temperatures.
B. C. Dionne +4 more
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Abstract New vapor pressure data is presented for RDX, PETN, TNT, nitroglycerin, and ammonium nitrate. By comparison with the data of previous workers, it has been possible to calculate global vapor pressure expressions which are valid over a wide range of temperatures.
B. C. Dionne +4 more
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, 2020
Explosions caused by the rapid release of energy from the expansion of burnt gases, along with an associated pressure rise, in an enclosure can be mitigated by venting. Many empirical equations have been derived based on vented gas deflagration phenomena.
Khairiah Mohd Mokhtar +5 more
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Explosions caused by the rapid release of energy from the expansion of burnt gases, along with an associated pressure rise, in an enclosure can be mitigated by venting. Many empirical equations have been derived based on vented gas deflagration phenomena.
Khairiah Mohd Mokhtar +5 more
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Spectral and Pressure Observations of Explosion Phenomena*
Journal of the Optical Society of America, 1953A Perkin-Elmer Model 83 Monochromator covering a spectral range from the ultraviolet to 5.5μ is used for determining the light intensity as a function of time of an explosion in a bomb. [ Bullock Hornbeck Silverman , J. Chem. Phys.18, 1114 ( 1950)]. The radiation entering the spectrometer is chopped to allow ac amplification of the detector output with
B W, BULLOCK, S, SILVERMAN
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