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Explosive gas detection and applications
Journal of the American Oil Chemists' Society, 1971AbstractIndustry is becoming more aware of the hazards to life and property that accompany the use of flammabl gases and vapors. These problems are becoming so complex that specialized knowledge is necessary to guarantee proper selection of equipment and to maintain the equipment after installation.
S D, Delaune, F J, Schirm
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Journal of Volcanology and Geothermal Research, 1993
Abstract A volcanic breccia cross-cutting the tuff layers of a cinder cone near Langeac, France, contains abundant fragments of the Carboniferous rocks directly beneath the volcano. Unlike the Carboniferous sediments in situ, which are mainly black due to finely dispersed organic matter, the fragments included in the tuff are light-medium brown ...
R.D. Schuiling, R.J. Bakker
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Abstract A volcanic breccia cross-cutting the tuff layers of a cinder cone near Langeac, France, contains abundant fragments of the Carboniferous rocks directly beneath the volcano. Unlike the Carboniferous sediments in situ, which are mainly black due to finely dispersed organic matter, the fragments included in the tuff are light-medium brown ...
R.D. Schuiling, R.J. Bakker
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Journal of Hazardous Materials, 1997
Abstract The handbook gives a brief introduction to gas explosion safety, based on current knowledge of the subject and on experience in applying this knowledge to practical problems in the industry. The handbook consists of four major parts: The sections in the first part “Introduction” contain the description and physics of gas explosion phenomena,
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Abstract The handbook gives a brief introduction to gas explosion safety, based on current knowledge of the subject and on experience in applying this knowledge to practical problems in the industry. The handbook consists of four major parts: The sections in the first part “Introduction” contain the description and physics of gas explosion phenomena,
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Annual Review of Fluid Mechanics, 1971
The subject of the gas dynamics of explosions is important for the under standing of various natural phenomena and for practical applications. In the processes of explosions of various explosive materials, cosmic explosions, and electrical discharges, complex gas motions behind shock waves arise.
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The subject of the gas dynamics of explosions is important for the under standing of various natural phenomena and for practical applications. In the processes of explosions of various explosive materials, cosmic explosions, and electrical discharges, complex gas motions behind shock waves arise.
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The Gas Dynamics of Explosions
2016Explosions, and the non-steady shock propagation associated with them, continue to interest researchers working in different fields of physics and engineering (such as astrophysics and fusion). Based on the author's course in shock dynamics, this book describes the various analytical methods developed to determine non-steady shock propagation.
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2015
Before gas phase explosion, straw and other non-wood cellulose materials should be pretreated, and the required pretreatment equipments are given as follows.
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Before gas phase explosion, straw and other non-wood cellulose materials should be pretreated, and the required pretreatment equipments are given as follows.
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Gas gun for dynamic loading of explosives
Review of Scientific Instruments, 2004There has long been a need to understand the impact response of explosive materials, and continual improvements result from the design of careful, well-instrumented experiments. This article summarizes details of the design and construction of a laboratory facility capable of launching projectiles at explosive targets at velocities up to 1500 m s−1 ...
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Analysis on the disaster chain evolution from gas leak to explosion in urban utility tunnels
Engineering Failure Analysis, 2022Zhao-Dong Xu, XuanYa Liu
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