Information Central Technical Information Database ISEE Proceedings Abstracts USBM Reports of Investigations USBM Information Circulars Reference Library Information Requests ISEE Home Technical Information Database Complete Abstracts of the ISEE Proceedings 1992 Research Symposium TABLE OF CONTENTS CONDITIONS FOR SYMPATHETIC INITIATION OF EXPLOSIVES IN SMALL DIAMETERS B. Mohanty and R. Deshaies EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STUDIES OF SYMPATHETIC DETONATIONS IN BLASTHOLES P.D. Katsabanis SHOCK SENSITIVITY OF VARIOUS PERMISSIBLE EXPLOSIVES Jaime Huidobro and MervinAustin A MECHNICAL SENSITIZATION MODEL OF COMPOSITE EXPLOSIVES Pharis E. Williams EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE FUMES PRODUCED BY MODERN COMMERCIAL EXPLOSIVES W. Roberts, P.D. Katsabanis, and E.M. deSouza RUGGED EMULSION EXPLOSIVE FORMULATION #37 - CANDIDATE PERMISSIBLE Thomas C. Ruhe and Michael S. Wieland DEVELOPMENT OF HEAT RESISTANT EMULSION EXPLOSIVES Tetsuya Sawada, Koichi Kurokawa, Fumihiko Sumiya, and Yukio Kato NEAR-SOURCE ATTENUATION OF SEISMIC WAVES FROM SPATIALLY DISTRIBUTED SOURCES Lewis L. Oriard FIELD AND ANALYTICAL ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURAL DAMAGE CRITERIA FROM BLASTING Manseok Chang, Glenn A. Hazen, and Shad M. Sargand. COUPLED ROCK MOTION AND GAS FLOW MODELING IN BLASTING Dale S. Preece and Steven D. Knudsen. THE BEHAVIOR OF ROCKS IN THE NEAR ZONE OF AN EXPLOSION Serge V. Krasavin SEMI-AUTOMATED FRAGMENTATION ASSESSMENT Stephen H. Chung and Glenn Ludwig COMPUTER BASED 3-D BLASTING ANALYSIS SYSTEM S. H. Chung and S. Burchell SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN USING SHORT LEAD, (5-CM), MAGNADET DETONATORS Lon D. Santis. DETERMINATION OF THE INITIATION STRENGTH OF COMMERCIAL DETONATORS USING AN ADJUSTABLE-SENSITIVITY LIQUID EXPLOSIVE T. S. Bajpayee and J. Edmund Hay HARD PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR SOLID EXPLOSIVE INGREDIENTS Michael S. Wleland Last updated Saturday, November 18, 2000. Copyright © 2000, Society of Explosives Engineers, Inc. All Rights Reserved. explosives@explosives.org
CONDITIONS FOR SYMPATHETIC INITIATION OF EXPLOSIVES IN SMALL DIAMETERS B. Mohanty and R. Deshaies EXPERIMENTAL AND THEORETICAL STUDIES OF SYMPATHETIC DETONATIONS IN BLASTHOLES P.D. Katsabanis SHOCK SENSITIVITY OF VARIOUS PERMISSIBLE EXPLOSIVES Jaime Huidobro and MervinAustin A MECHNICAL SENSITIZATION MODEL OF COMPOSITE EXPLOSIVES Pharis E. Williams EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF THE FUMES PRODUCED BY MODERN COMMERCIAL EXPLOSIVES W. Roberts, P.D. Katsabanis, and E.M. deSouza RUGGED EMULSION EXPLOSIVE FORMULATION #37 - CANDIDATE PERMISSIBLE Thomas C. Ruhe and Michael S. Wieland DEVELOPMENT OF HEAT RESISTANT EMULSION EXPLOSIVES Tetsuya Sawada, Koichi Kurokawa, Fumihiko Sumiya, and Yukio Kato NEAR-SOURCE ATTENUATION OF SEISMIC WAVES FROM SPATIALLY DISTRIBUTED SOURCES Lewis L. Oriard FIELD AND ANALYTICAL ANALYSIS OF STRUCTURAL DAMAGE CRITERIA FROM BLASTING Manseok Chang, Glenn A. Hazen, and Shad M. Sargand. COUPLED ROCK MOTION AND GAS FLOW MODELING IN BLASTING Dale S. Preece and Steven D. Knudsen. THE BEHAVIOR OF ROCKS IN THE NEAR ZONE OF AN EXPLOSION Serge V. Krasavin SEMI-AUTOMATED FRAGMENTATION ASSESSMENT Stephen H. Chung and Glenn Ludwig COMPUTER BASED 3-D BLASTING ANALYSIS SYSTEM S. H. Chung and S. Burchell SAFETY CONSIDERATIONS WHEN USING SHORT LEAD, (5-CM), MAGNADET DETONATORS Lon D. Santis. DETERMINATION OF THE INITIATION STRENGTH OF COMMERCIAL DETONATORS USING AN ADJUSTABLE-SENSITIVITY LIQUID EXPLOSIVE T. S. Bajpayee and J. Edmund Hay HARD PARTICLE SIZE DISTRIBUTIONS FOR SOLID EXPLOSIVE INGREDIENTS Michael S. Wleland
Last updated Saturday, November 18, 2000. Copyright © 2000, Society of Explosives Engineers, Inc. All Rights Reserved. explosives@explosives.org
