Explosibility of Metal Powders

Data obtained in the Bureau's study of dust explosions of 313 elemental metals, alloys, catalysts, and ores comprising 54 types of material are summarized. Information is given on ignition temperature, spark energy for ignition, minimum explosion concentration, explosion pressure, rate of press...

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Main Authors: Jacobson, Murray, Cooper, Austin R, Nagy, John
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Language:English
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ALLOYS
CATALYSTS
DUST EXPLOSIONS
Explosions
IGNITION
Metallurgy and Metallography
ORES(METAL SOURCES)
POWDER METALS
PYROPHORIC MATERIALS
SPARK IGNITION
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CATALYSTS
DUST EXPLOSIONS
Explosions
IGNITION
Metallurgy and Metallography
ORES(METAL SOURCES)
POWDER METALS
PYROPHORIC MATERIALS
SPARK IGNITION
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