The phenomenology of explosions.
Source
Proceedings of the Symposium on Inherent Hazards of Manufacturing and Storage in the Process Industry in The Hague, 13-14 November 1969. 11/69 1971 :1-22
Abstract
Explosions are generalized as the result of a rapid release of pressure without regard for the source of pressure; they may include a confined thermal explosion, a confined deflagration, a detonation, or simply pressurized gas. Each of these sources is examined in broad terms and some basic similarities of the physical processes are suggested.
Keywords
Explosion; Explosions; Explosive-atmospheres; Explosive-devices; Explosive-dusts; Explosive-gases; Explosion-prevention
Document Type
OP; Conference/Symposia Proceedings
Source Name
Proceedings of the Symposium on Inherent Hazards of Manufacturing and Storage in the Process Industry in The Hague, 13-14 November 1969
