MINUTES OF THE FIFTH EXPLOSIVES SAFETY SEMINAR ON HIGH-ENERGY SOLID PROPELLANTS HELD AT THE MIRAMAR HOTEL, SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA ON 20-21-22 AUGUST 1963
Abstract
Contents: Investigating Accidents; Shock Induced Sympathetic Detonation in Solid Explosive Charges; Atlantic Missile Range Launch Aborts; Detonation Initiated by High Pressure Gas Loading of a Solid Explosive; Effects of Acceptor-Donor Configura tion and Dimensions on Card Gap and Critical Diameter; Fires During Mixing Operations; Propel lant Mixers; Safety Considerations of the Large Vertical Mixer in Solid Propellant Processing; Processing of Explosive Propellant Ingredients; Slurry Mix Process for Nitroplastisol Propellant; Safety Sampling Program; Hazard Classification of Large Solid Propellant Rocket Motors; Quantity Distance Requirements for Large Amounts of Solid Propellants; Fragmentation Study on Large Solid Rocket Motors; Improved Safety Through the Use of Exploding Bridgewire Ordnance Devices; Quantity Distance Criteria for Liquid Propellants; A Pro posed Program for the Evaluation of the Explosive Hazards of the Titan III; Compatibility of Liquid and Solid Propellants Ashore and Afloat; N2O4 NO and Fuel Oil in a Waste Disposal System; and Low-Velocity Detonation in Nitroglycerin.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Jan 01, 1963
- Accession Number
- AD0346196
Entities
Organizations
- United States Department of Defense