NASA NTRS · 19900000605
Splicing Wires Permanently With Explosives
Abstract
Explosive joining process developed to splice wires by enclosing and metallurgically bonding wires within copper sheets. Joints exhibit many desirable characteristics, 100-percent conductivity and strength, no heat-induced annealing, no susceptibility to corrosion in contacts between dissimilar metals, and stability at high temperature. Used to join wires to terminals, as well as to splice wires. Applicable to telecommunications industry, in which millions of small wires spliced annually.
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Bement, Laurence J., Kushnick, Anne C.. 1990-11-01. Splicing Wires Permanently With Explosives. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19900000605
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