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Coefficient d’utilisation pratique

The tests most used are Ballistic Mortar and Trauzl Block Tests. See also Ballistic Pendulum, Coefficient d utilisation pratique, Cratering Effect, Kraftzahl, Mortar Test and Quinan Test. Cook (1958), pp 36-7 claims... [Pg.306]

Of these tests the "Trauzl Test , also known as "Lead Block Expansion Test is one of the oldest and it became, since 1903, an official test in most of the countries of the world (except GtBritain USA). Accdg to Pe rez Ara (Ref 8, p 113) this test was invented by Beckerhinn in 1877, but accdg to Stettbacher (Ref 6, p 362) an Austrian scientist Trauzl described the method in 1883. In France the test has been used in a modified form known as "coefficient d utilisation pratique (CUP) and is described in Ref 23, pp IX-X XXV-XXVI and in Ref 26... [Pg.476]

Coefficient d utilisation pratique, abbr as CUP or cup (Coefficient of Practical Utilization) or Epreuve de travail specifique (Specific Work Test). It is Dautriche s modification of Trauzl Lead Block Test. See Ref 20, pp IX X Ref 4, p 472 Ref 8, p 171 Ref 10, p 66... [Pg.578]

Trauzl (Trauzl Test). Its French modification is known as Coefficient d utilisation pratique (CUP or cup) or as Travail, speci-fique r latif, See Ref 8, pp 171—74 and Ref 24, p E107-R... [Pg.579]

The test is also known as Coefficient d utilisation pratique, Essai... [Pg.581]

Travail, specifique relatif (Specific Relative Work) or Coefficient d utilisation pratique (CUP or cup) (Coefficient of Practical Utilization) corresponds to Trauzl Block Test modified in 1912 by the French Commission des Substances Explosives (CSE). See Ref 24, p E140-L. ... [Pg.581]

CUP or cup Test. See Coefficient d utilisation pratique In this section... [Pg.707]

Bloc de Plamb au Bloc de Trauzl(Fr). Lead Block or Trauzl(Block) Test. See Coefficient d Utilisation Pratique(CUP or cup), Vol 1, p IX-X... [Pg.215]

Cavite au Bioc de Trouzi ou tpreuve au Bloc de Plomb. French for Trauzl Block Test, also called Lead Block Expansion Test, but conducted somewhat differently from the procedure used in US or Germany. A brief description of Fr method, also called "Coefficient d Utilisation Pratique , is given in Vol 1, p IX of this Encyclopedia... [Pg.487]

Coefficient d utilisation pratique (CUP or cup) or Travail sp cifique relatif (FR) (Co-... [Pg.173]

The first of these expls, belonging to the type 1 I explosif-couche nitrate, was proposed in 1933 by Burlot Sc Schwo b. Its CUP value (coefficient d utilisation pratique) is 87(PA 100) and gap test value (coefficient dc self-excitation) 6cm [See also C(Explosifs), CSE(Explosifs), Dynamites, Grisou-dynamites, Grisou-dynamites chlorourees, Grisounires, Grisoutines, Grisoutites, N(ExpIosifs), etc]... [Pg.467]

Crusher(Crushing) Tests, such as Copper Cylinder Crushing(Compresaion) Test and Lead Block Crushing (Compression) Test are used for estimation of the brisance of explosives CUP or cup Test. See Coefficient d utilisation pratique in this section... [Pg.708]

CUP coefficient d utilisation pratique(Fr for modified Trauzl test value,relative to PA taken as 100%)... [Pg.737]

Sensitivity to initiation (30 mm diam cartridges)-grams of MF to cause complete deton at density (d), 0. 30g at d 0.85, 0.40 at 1.20, 0.50 at 1.40 and 2.5g at d 1.57 g/cc. In these same cartridges, cast R-Salt at d 1.42 reqd a Brisk a detonator for complete detonation (See also Vol 1, p XXIII) Sensitivity to initiation (by heat) - when 0.02g sample in a lOmm test tube was immersed 10 min in a molten metal bath and heated at 5°/min, melt-ing began at 105°, decompn began at 150°, nitrous gases evolved at 160°, and the sample was entirely decompd at 170°. When the tube was plunged into a bath at 300°, decompn was immediate, at 250° decompn was in 40 sec, at 200° in 2 min, at 150° decompn proceeded very slowly, at 110° some bubbles appeared but no increase in decompn occurred in 20 mins (See also Vol 1, pp XXII - XXIII) Specific work - See Coefficient d utilisation pratique... [Pg.413]

Crawford bomb 66 cresylite = mixture of trinitrocresol and picric acid (french) crimping 66 critical diameter 66 CR-propellants = RDX containing rifle powders (USA) cross section ratio -> propellant area ratio 269 crusher 149 362 C.TD. = coefficient of detonation transmission (coefficient de self exitation) (french) 87 CTPB = carboxyl-terminated polybutadiene (USA) 61 329 cumulative priming 66 c.u.p. = coefficient d utilisation pratique (french) 198 cuprene 52 cupric salicylate 163 curing 67... [Pg.20]

Bleiblockausbauchung essai au bloc de plomb, coefficient d utilisation pratique, c. u. p. [Pg.255]

In France the lead block performance value is given by the coefficient d utilisation pratique (c. u. p.) if mx is the mass of the tested explosive, which gives exactly the same excavation as 15 g of picric acid, the ratio... [Pg.256]

Coefficient d utilisation pratique (CUP). (Epreuve de travail sp6cifique). French test... [Pg.307]


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