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IRECO Chemicals

M. A. Cook, The Science of Industrial Explosives, Graphic S ervices and Supply, IRECO Chemicals, Salt Lake City, Utah, 1974. [Pg.30]

IRECO Chemicals. IRECO Chemicals was organized in Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1962 from a merger of Intermountain Research and Engineering Company and Mesabi Blasting Agents, Inc, for the purpose of commercializing slurry explosives. Slurry explosives were invented by Dr. [Pg.397]

Prior to its merger into IRECO Chemicals, Intermountain Research and Engineering Company (IRECO—founded in 1958) pioneered the early development of slurry explosives under a contract from the Iron Ore Company of Canada (IOCC) who owned the original Cook and Farnam invention... [Pg.397]

One of the most significant events in explosives history has been the development of the IRECO Chemicals Site-Mixed-Slurry (SMS) system, commonly referred to as the pump truck system, which is today the safest blasting system known. Nonexplosive raw materials are carried by the pump truck from the storage area to the borehole site where they then become an explosive capable... [Pg.398]

In 1966 fifty percent of the capital stock of IRECO Chemicals was acquired by the Rio Tinto-Zinc Corporation, Ltd, a worldwide association of mining and related industrial enterprises such as ore processing, smelting, fabricating metals, and the production of chemicals. Since that time IRECO Chemicals has continued to grow and is today the world leader in the research, manufacture and marketing of slurry explosives with operations in important mining centers the world over... [Pg.398]

Ireco Chemicals, Salt Lake City, Utah... [Pg.367]

Ireco Chemicals Method of Blasting Under High Pressure Conditions at Elevated and Normal Temperatures... [Pg.368]

Ireco Chemicals Explosive Compositions Containing Calcium Nitrate... [Pg.368]

Ireco Chemicals Liquid and Slurry Explosives of Controlled High Sensitivity... [Pg.368]

Ireco Chemicals Dense Explosive Slurry Compositions of High Energy Containing a Gum Mixture... [Pg.368]

Ireco Chemicals Blasting Slurry Compositions Containing Calcium Nitrate and Method of Preparation... [Pg.368]

Ireco Chemicals Stiff Aqueous Explosive Composition Containing Gilsonite... [Pg.368]

Ireco Chemicals Method and Apparatus for Filling Containers with Explosive Slurry... [Pg.369]

Ireco Chemicals Apparatus and Method for Mixing and Pumping Fluid Explosive Compositions... [Pg.369]

Ireco Chemicals Aerated Explosive Slurry Containing a Foam Promoting and Viscosity Increasing Agent and Method of Making Same... [Pg.369]

Ireco Chemicals Explosive Slurry Containing Pulpy Fibrous Matter, Finely Divided Carbonaceous Material and Powerful Inorganic Oxidizer Salt... [Pg.370]

Ireco Chemicals Aqueous Explosive Slurry Containing Oxidizer-Reducer Cross-Linking Agent... [Pg.370]

Ireco Chemicals Slurry Blasting Composition Containing Sulfur and Having High Sodium Nitrate Content... [Pg.370]

Ireco Chemicals Explosive Composition Containing an Additional Product of Urea and Nitric... [Pg.370]

Ireco Chemicals Thickened Aqueous Explosive Composition... [Pg.372]

Ireco Chemicals System for Mixing and Pumping Slurry Explosives... [Pg.373]

Ireco Chemicals Inorganic Oxidizer Salt Blasting Slurry Composition Containing Formamide... [Pg.373]

Ireco Chemicals Explosive Booster for Relatively Insensitive Explosives... [Pg.373]

Ireco Chemicals System for Pumping Slurry or Gel Explosives Into Boreholes... [Pg.373]

Ireco Chemicals Boosters for Relatively Insensitive High Ammonium Nitrate Explosives... [Pg.373]


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