RI 3705 Effects of Sheaths on Gaseous Products from Permissible Explosives

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
E. J. Murphy A. P. Rowles John C. Holtz
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May 1, 1943

Abstract

"INTRODUCTION The use of sheaths or hollow cylinders of flame-extinctive materials surrounding cartridges of permissible explosives has been developed during the last few years; the history of sheathed explosives in their salient development in Belgium was treated recently in a publication of the Bureau of Mines. 6/ This development is of great interest in explosives technology, for it holds possibilities of reducing further the ignition hazards that may cause many coal-mine disasters. The township interest in sheathed explosives in this country is attested by the passage of some State laws permitting the use of such explosives on shift 7/; inquiries are received in increasing numbers concerning the effects of sheaths on practical hazards as well as the general technology underlying their use."
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APA: E. J. Murphy A. P. Rowles John C. Holtz  (1943)  RI 3705 Effects of Sheaths on Gaseous Products from Permissible Explosives

MLA: E. J. Murphy A. P. Rowles John C. Holtz RI 3705 Effects of Sheaths on Gaseous Products from Permissible Explosives. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1943.

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