Emulstion Explosives Technology

International Society of Explosives Engineers
David G. Borg
Organization:
International Society of Explosives Engineers
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14
File Size:
259 KB
Publication Date:
Jan 1, 1994

Abstract

Emulsions explosives, like slurries or water gels, are water based explosives. Emulsions were first introduced as a packaged blasting agent in the late sixties. Since then, many new variations have been developed, from small diameter detonator sensitive products to bulk loaded anfo/emulsion blends. Explosive detonation characteristics such as velocity of detonation, density/sensitivity relationship, strength, and water resistance along with how they relate to the type of rock and type of application will be presented. Various methods of sensitizing such as glass microspheres and chemical gassing along with product limitations and safety recommendations for bulk loading emulsions will also be presented.
Citation

APA: David G. Borg  (1994)  Emulstion Explosives Technology

MLA: David G. Borg Emulstion Explosives Technology. International Society of Explosives Engineers, 1994.

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