Sentence examples for explosion explosion from inspiring English sources

First, to examine the spatial distributions of the peak overpressure and impulse in a close-in explosion, explosion tests were conducted with C-4 explosives at scaled distances of 3.0 0.15 m/kg1/3.0 0.15

Safety from dust explosions includes taking measures to avoid an explosion (explosion prevention) or designing facilities and equipment so that in the event of an explosion people and processes are protected (explosion protection).

This article will first describe the background of the pipeline installation follows by an in-depth look at the explosion incident covering the events leading to the explosion, explosion damage, cause of the leak, spread of the leak, identification of a probable ignition source, and root causes in safety culture.

To describe an event, release type was assigned in a hierarchic arrangement (fire and explosion, explosion, fire, air, spill, or threatened) according to all release types reported for an event.

In this paper, the entire process of HE detonation and explosion, explosion-driven metal deformation and jet formation as well as the penetrating effects is modeled using a smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) method.

Duh: explosions, explosions, explosions.

Besides, the addition of CNT significantly reduced the enthalpy of explosion decomposition from − 2384.95 to − 779.82 J/g, which might lead to the energy performance of explosives (explosion heat and explosion temperature) weakened in practical applications.

(There have been cosmologies, however, that suggest an oscillating universe, with explosion, expansion, contraction, explosion, etc., ad infinitum).

This study presents explosion characteristics (maximum explosion pressure, deflagration index and minimum explosible concentration) of two torrefied wood samples and compares their reactivity to that of their corresponding untreated biomass materials and to a sample of Kellingley coal.

Explosion after explosion flashes before us.

"There was an explosion, an extraordinary explosion," he remembered.