The phrase "in explosion" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something happening or occurring during an explosion. For example: - "The building shattered into pieces in the explosion." - "The car burst into flames in the explosion." - "People ran for safety in the chaos of the explosion." In these examples, "in the explosion" indicates that the action (shattering, bursting, running) occurred at the same time as the explosion.
"This league has always been more interested in explosion on offense," Davis said.
Early manufacturing techniques often failed to remove all traces of residual acids from the nitrocellulose, which then tended to undergo an unpredictable spontaneous decomposition resulting in explosion.
Page A8 SCORES DIE IN EXPLOSION A series of explosions at a weapons depot in Brazzaville, the capital of the Congo Republic, killed scores of people, according to Congolese Web sites and news agency dispatches.
Separately, the Ministry of Defence announced today that a British soldier from the 2nd Battalion The Yorkshire Regiment was killed yesterday in a bomb attack in explosion in Helmand province, southern Afghanistan.
In "Explosion," "A Star Shell" and "Searchlights," fields of black and gray broken by shafts of silver and white translate the war into nearly pure abstraction, with effects similar to certain works by Georgia O'Keeffe and Arthur Dove.
A safety valve is set to allow escape of steam at pressures above normal operating pressure; this device is necessary on all boilers, because continued addition of heat to water in a closed vessel without means of steam escape results in a rise in pressure and, ultimately, in explosion of the boiler.
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
Secondly, close-in explosion tests on RC beams using 110, 160, and 250 g C-4 explosives at a scaled distance of 0.20 m/kg1/3 were conducted to examine the failure states of the RC beams.
Covering two walls and wrapping around a pillar, the results suggest a walk-in explosion.
The modified SDOF model considering blast load distribution owing to close-in explosion was proposed.
In close-in explosion, the front face mitigates the shock wave corrugations through corrugated plastic deformation and the panel is rigid enough to resist the shock wave.
