Ammonium Nitrate Gelatin

In an operation of this sort, the commonest explosive used is an ammonium nitrate gelatine such as Polar Ammon Gelignite. The wedge holes are likely to contain about 1 kg each of explosive and the other holes less than half this amount. The appropriate charge is usually calculated according to the nature of the rock, varying from 1 to 4 kg per m3 of rock between the softest and the hardest strata. [Pg.140]

Nobel obtd patent covering Ammonium Nitrate Gelatins, known as Ammongelatins. [Pg.142]

See Vol 1, p A368 (Table), under AMMONIUM NITRATE GELATIN... [Pg.570]

Class V. Gelatinous Nitroglycerin-Ammonium Nitrate Explosives, invented by A. Nobel in 1879 under the name of Extra Dynamites. They are now known as Ammonium Nitrate Gelatin Dynamites or Ammonia Gelatin Dy-... [Pg.488]

Ammonia Gelatin Dynamites or Ammonium Nitrate Gelatins are described in Vol 1, pp A306-R and A367-R. Amer, Belg, Brit. ... [Pg.619]

Ammonium Nitrate Gelatins (ANG). See Ammonia Gelatin Dynamites... [Pg.622]

Ammongelignite. A type of current Brit "non-permitted gelatinous AN expl. It is described under Ammonium Nitrate Gelatines Ammongelit I. An expl mentioned in Ex-plosivstoffe 1957,168 (compn not given)... [Pg.295]

Gelatins are listed in this work as Ammonium Nitrate Gelatin Dynamites and also as Ammongelatin Dynamites. See also Ammon-gelatine in PATR 2510,p Ger 5... [Pg.306]

Ammonium nitrate gelatin (ANG) 1 A367—A368 compn and properties of various ANG s 1 A368... [Pg.465]

ANG same as Ammonium nitrate gelatin 1 A367-A368... [Pg.467]

British Commercial Explosives. Advances in British coml HE s is discussed in detail by Taylor (Ref 1). See also Ref 2, British Ammonals in Vol l,pp A289, A290 A291-R and British Ammonium Nitrate Gelatin Dynamites in Vol l,p A368(table) Ref 1)J.Taylor,Research(London) 1947,67-76(a review with 59 refs) CA 42,2105(1948) 2)Taylor Gay( 1958), 1-50 86-106... [Pg.301]

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