Rapid neutron capture in supernova explosions
Rapid neutron capture in supernova explosions
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Rapid neutron capture in supernova explosions
Rocket explosion air blast parameters and design in relation to structural load calculations
Implosive collapse of liners containing gas to transfer chemical energy of explosive to kinetic and internal energy of gas
Tool joins a sleeve to a tube by explosive swaging, thus providing a leakproof, lightweight, and strong assembly. No new or different material is used in this method and therefore the thermal and galvanic properties are maintained.
Explosive welding using PETN for welding aluminum sheets
Two stage explosively driven light gas gun to obtain high projectile velocities
Gas dynamics of explosions for rocket propulsion applications
Electrical explosion of copper wire in air and in vacuum
Supernovae explosions induced by electron-positron pair production instability
Target pressure and damage data from impacts by explosively propelled aluminum projectile
Large containment capsule for nuclear reactor irradiation of explosive materials
Nuclear and explosive destruct concepts for nuclear rocket engines
Nucleosynthesis by neutron capture on fast time scale in supernova explosion models for dynamics of highly evolved massive star cores
Explosive high speed spectrographic shutter noting opening, closing, triggering and delay times
Hazard limits for liquid propellant explosions based on TNT values for propagation of shock wave, fireball and fragments
Explosions in condensed phase nitric oxide at temperatures near boiling point, analyzing propagation of brisant detonation relation to pressure
Explosive bonding process produces sheet composites of aluminum alloy reinforced by high-strength stainless steel wires. The bonds are excellent metallurgically, no external heat is required, various metals can be bonded, and the process is inexpensive.
Structural parameters of explosion craters on moon and earth