RI 7195 Development Of Slurry Explosives For Use In Potentially Flammable Gas Atmospheres

The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH)
R. W. Van Dolah
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Jan 1, 1968

Abstract

The feasibility of formulating cap-sensitive slurry explosives for use in underground mines with potentially flammable gas atmospheres was examined. Formulations containing aluminum metal as sensitizer and sodium chloride to reduce incendivity were prepared; some were cap-sensitive and had adequate air-gap. Flaked aluminum metal rather than the atomized type proved to be the more effective sensitizing agent of the formulations tested for incendivity in the large gallery of the Bureau of Mines, some were found to be suitably nonincendive.
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APA: R. W. Van Dolah  (1968)  RI 7195 Development Of Slurry Explosives For Use In Potentially Flammable Gas Atmospheres

MLA: R. W. Van Dolah RI 7195 Development Of Slurry Explosives For Use In Potentially Flammable Gas Atmospheres. The National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH), 1968.

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