Chlorate blasting explosive

Jones Blasting Explosives. Jones patented the following compn chlorates such as NaC103 are used with finely divided carbonaceous substances the o-isomer of nitrotoluene, which-keeps the mixt plastic. The chlorate may be mixed with a powdered carbonaceous absorbent material such as sawdust a liq mixt of o-nitrotoluene melted TNT Ref L.T.W. Jones, USP 1820567 1820568 (1931) CA 25, 5771 (1931)... [Pg.534]

Slurry Blasting Explosives Containing Inorganic Perchlorate or Chlorate... [Pg.375]

Uses In place of potassium chlorate in percussion primer compositions, with the object of prodneing noncorrosive primers, P4. Also in pyrotechnic compositions, in blasting explosives, and in some componnd propellants. See Double-Base Powders, E. C. Powder, Poudre B. N., Tonite, Strontium Nitrate, F8. [Pg.31]

A type of German blasting explosive based on chlorates. [Pg.52]

Uses In low-freezing dynamites. As plasticizer for nitrocellulose. In blasting explosives in combination with chlorates or nitrates. Such plastic explosives have the desirable property of completely filling the bore hole by using only a light pressure. The oily... [Pg.103]

To activate the delay, first fasten the container securely in an upright position. Make a hole in the side of the container near the bottom and insert the open end of a nonelectric blasting cap. Be sure that some of the sugar-chlorate mix gets into the open end of the cap. The business end of the blasting cap can be inserted directly into the explosive charge or connected to the charge with primacord. To start the delay, carefully place a spoonful of concentrated acid in the pocket of the membrane—... [Pg.16]

Imatrex. A Swedish explosive consisting of K chlorate of constant porosity which is impregnated with a combustible oil, such as petroleum, Diesel oil or Brennbl (d ca 0.8 bp 150-330°). Imatrex can be detonated by a blasting cap. Its temp of explosion is ca 3600° Qc 1163 kcal/kg, specific vol 450-490 1/kg deton velocity 3000-4000 m/sec, expln temp 370° ( Temperatur-empfindlichkeit )... [Pg.296]

Base charge. A standard blasting cap shell may be charged with. 16g of nitroinulin (13.75%N) pressed under 7840 psi, and provided with a primer charge of 0.3g of 80/20 fulminate-K chlorate mixt. Such a cap was found to be satisfactory for the detonation of explosives Ref 1) W. deC. Crater, USP 1992123 (1933)... [Pg.380]

Class A dangerous explosives(detonating or otherwise) of maximum hazard. Their distinguishing characteristic is the susceptibility to deton by a blasting cap. Typical examples are dynamite, PA, TNT, NC, N(i and AN and chlorate expls. Black powder is also included in this group although it cannot be detonated by a commercial blasting cap(ICC Sec 73.53)... [Pg.11]

Schilling, PicArsn private communication (i960) Arnoudts Explosive. A blasting expl contg K chlorate 60 sugar 40% with added turpentine 2, vegetable tar 2 K permanganate. 00125 parts... [Pg.486]

Berge(Explosive). An expl mixt suitable for blasting K chlorate 61.0, K bichromate 6.1, sugar (or charcoal) 27.4 yel wax 5.5%... [Pg.101]

Chauyaku = RDX (Japan) 68 Cheddite = chlorate explosive (swiss) Chemecol blasting process 147 Chilesalpeter = sodium nitrate (german) 291 chlorate de barium 28 chlorate de potassium 262... [Pg.19]

Sprengbereich = blast area 36 Sprengels explosives = chlorate explosives mixed on site of use (other name Miedziankif) now obsolete 296... [Pg.43]

Petri, Fallenstein, and Duren patented chlorate explosives for blasting purposes. [Pg.10]

French chlorate explosives used for industrial and military blasting operations. [Pg.44]

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