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Thermal Explosion

Summarizing all significant and notable developments made in the field over nearly 100 years, Thermal Explosion provides a single, authoritative source of information on the subject that connects the theory with examples from practical applications. After opening with an introduction to prerequisite technical information, the book goes on to cover the ...
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Thermal Explosions on Film

Focus, 2008
A new technique generates movies of a thermal explosion in progress and may lead to better explosives safety.
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Thermal processes in explosive welding

Combustion, Explosion, and Shock Waves, 2014
New computational and experimental methods for studying the thermal processes occurring during metal explosive welding are developed based on the use of natural and local thermocouples and allowing one to reliably construct temperature fields in the heat-affected zone and thermal welding cycles.
S. V. Khaustov, S. V. Kuz’min, V. I. Lysak, V. V. Pai   +3 more
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Thermal effects of underground nuclear explosions

International Journal of Rock Mechanics and Mining Sciences & Geomechanics Abstracts, 1973
Most of the energy of an underground nuclear explosion is deposited near the site of the explosion as heat. The heat remains localized for a long time because of the low thermal conductivity of rock. This heat plays a role in Plowshare applications by generating steam and, in the case of carbonate-bearing rocks, CO2.
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Laws of thermal explosion

Combustion, Explosion and Shock Waves, 1965
A. G. Strunina, A. G. Merzhanov, Z. B. Maiofis   +2 more
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Thermal decomposition and thermal explosion of volatile explosives

Combustion, Explosion and Shock Waves, 1968
A. G. Merzhanov, B. M. Slutsker, A. S. Shteinberg   +2 more
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Theory of Decomposition Macrokinetics and~Thermal Explosion of Volatile Explosives

2008
A theory for the thermal explosion of volatile energetic materials (liquid explosives widely used in rocket engineering, such as highly concentrated H$2$O$2$, hydrazine, ammonium perchlorate and nitrate, and others) is considered. The irreversible decomposition of the condensed phases of these materials are accompanied by reagent evaporation (in the ...
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Thermal explosion of benzoyl peroxide

Combustion and Flame, 1968
The thermal explosion of benzoyl peroxide, in the form of the commercially pure solid and as a paste with plasticizer, has been studied experimentally with the object of determining the extent to which small-scale explosion trials are likely to provide a useful guide to the behaviour of unstable compounds in storage or during transport.
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Thermal Explosion Prevention

9.1 Concept of Thermal Management. Passive and Active Methods As has been shown in Chapter 8, thermal explosion may be prevented by changing condition in which chemical reaction occurs, in particular by varying Semenov number of the reactive system.
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Improving Thermal Conductivity of Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer/Paraffin/Expanded Graphite Shape-Stabilized Phase Change Materials With Great Thermal Management Potential via Green Steam Explosion

Advanced Composites and Hybrid Materials, 2021
Hao Wu, Jin-Ping Qu, Xiang Lu
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