The no-man's land of gasdynamics of explosions.
Energy release effects on unsteady gas flow in explosion
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Internal fracture caused by focusing of explosive waves.
Internal fracture of spheroids caused by focusing explosive waves
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Pulsed electrical power generation from magnetically loaded explosives.
Pulsed electrical power generation from detonation-driven linear MHD channels with magnetically located explosive
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Air blast parameters close to a liquid propellant explosion
Equations for determining air blast parameters close to liquid propellant explosions, and estimated peak overpressure in close field
AIR BLAST↗
Explosive safety executive lecture series Final report
Propellant and explosive safety activities - management planning, static electricity and lightning hazards, and sensitivity measurement
STATIC ELECTRICITY↗
Explosives and propellants in action, part II
Characteristics, sensitivity, and possible safety hazards of various propellants and explosives - combustion processes, damage assessment, and definitions
SAFETY HAZARD↗
Sensitivity of explosives and propellants to impact and friction
Sensitivity of explosives and propellants to impact and friction
PROPELLANT SENSITIVITY↗
Feasibility study of an explosive gun
Feasibility of high performance, explosively driven device, and calculations for deformable piston light gas gun
GAS GUN↗
Physical pattern of artificial radiation belt formation after the American altitude thermonuclear explosion of 9 July 1962
Physical pattern of artificial radiation belt formation after thermonuclear explosion above Johnston Island - gamma radiation glow
ARTIFICIAL RADIATION BELT↗
Compilation of data on craters produced by explosives
Explosive-produced crater data acquisition and recording
DATA ACQUISITION↗
Thermal explosion analyses
Existence of approximate solution for critical slab hot-spot size for entire range of practical thermal explosion problems
EXPLOSION↗
Explosive projection of metal
Effects of geometrical variations in shape of explosive device on direction of projection of metal casing parts in guided missile warheads
WARHEAD↗
Radiation of an underwater electrical wire explosion
Increasing brightness of discharge column using underwater electrical explosion of wire
RADIATION INTENSITY↗
On the Nature of Traveling Ionospheric Disturbances Launched by Low-Altitude Nuclear Explosions.
F layer critical frequency perturbations due to low altitude nuclear explosion
GRAVITY WAVE↗
The no-man's land of gasdynamics of explosions.
Energy release effects on unsteady gas flow in explosion
PRESSURE WAVE↗
Short-period seismic energy radiation patterns from underground nuclear explosions and small- magnitude earthquakes.
Short period seismic radiation patterns from underground nuclear explosions and small magnitude earthquakes, noting propagation characteristics
SEISMIC ENERGY↗
Effect of the Starfish high altitude nuclear explosion on the F2-region.
Star Fish high altitude nuclear explosion effect on electron loss rate in F-2 region
ELECTRON DENSITY PROFILE↗
RCRA Part A Permit Application for Waste Management Activities at the Nevada National Security Site Hazardous Waste Storage Unit (HWSU), Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit (EODU), Mixed Waste Storage Unit (MWSU), and Mixed Waste Disposal Unit (MWDU)
This document is the first volume in a Resource Conservation Recovery Act (RCRA) Permit Application to the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection for continued operation of certain facilities on the Nevada National Security Site (NNSS), owned by the U.S. Department of Energy, National Nuclear Security Administration Nevada Field Office (NNSA/NFO). This RCRA permit application pertains to the Hazardous Waste Storage Unit (HWSU), the Explosive Ordnance Disposal Unit (EODU), the Mixed Waste Storage Unit (MWSU), and the Mixed Waste Disposal Unit (MWDU). This volume lists the relevant permits for each of these facilities and provides maps and drawings of many aspects of them. The companion volumes, which provide descriptive text and discussion and additional graphics, are jointly considered Part B of the permit application. Those volumes are identified by the following document numbers: DOE/NV/25946--2442, DOE/NV/25946--2448, DOE/NV/25946--2425, and DOE/NV/25946--2429.
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