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Explosive forming techniques development for aluminum alloy, carbon steel, and titanium components for Saturn V launch vehicle
Detection of high altitude explosions based on observation of fluorescence radiation of excited nitrogen molecule or nitrogen ion from ground and from satellites
Systematic analysis and prediction method for yield from liquid propellant explosion
Explosively actuated device design criteria and test methods
Prevention, detection, and suppression of hydrogen explosions in aerospace vehicles
Glass tube containing pressurized helium progressively imploded by coaxial explosive charge, considering application to hypervelocity guns
Explosive gas guns for hypervelocity acceleration
Aging behavior of explosively deformed 2219 Al investigated by transmission electron microscopy
Overpressure of liquid propellant explosion in vacuum and atmosphere
Energy release effects on unsteady gas flow in explosion
Internal fracture of spheroids caused by focusing explosive waves
Pulsed electrical power generation from detonation-driven linear MHD channels with magnetically located explosive
Equations for determining air blast parameters close to liquid propellant explosions, and estimated peak overpressure in close field
Propellant and explosive safety activities - management planning, static electricity and lightning hazards, and sensitivity measurement
Characteristics, sensitivity, and possible safety hazards of various propellants and explosives - combustion processes, damage assessment, and definitions
Sensitivity of explosives and propellants to impact and friction
Feasibility of high performance, explosively driven device, and calculations for deformable piston light gas gun
Physical pattern of artificial radiation belt formation after thermonuclear explosion above Johnston Island - gamma radiation glow