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Detonation properties of EPS-sensitized low-density emulsion explosive: Critical diameter, effect of charge diameter on velocity of detonation, and comparison with ANFO explosive
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• Quadratic polynomial model describes VOD–diameter dependence (R2 up to 0.988) • LDE VOD is practically independent of initiation method (max. difference < 100 m/s) • LDE achieves higher VOD than ANFO across all tested diameters (29–71 mm) • Steel tube confinement raises LDE VOD by ∼500 m/s versus unconfined conditions • Critical diameter of EPS-sensitized LDE: approximately 50 mm (IED) and 22 mm (IED+B) unconfined
Keywords:
EPS-sensitized low-density explosive
Emulsion explosive
Velocity of detonation
Critical diameter
ANFO
Expanded polystyrene
Controlled blasting
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