Dictionary of Explosives
Dictionary of Explosives
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NATIONALITE.— A coal-mine explosive of the Gris- ounite class made by the National Explosives Co., Ltd. The composition, which was on the old Permitted List, was — Ammonium nitrate . . . .02 Di- and Trinitro-toluene . . . 8 But to pass the Rotherham Test it was necessary to add alkali chlorides* There were two formulae formerly on the Permitted Lbt — No. 1. No. 2.
DateofPermU .... 22-6-14 28-1-15 Ammonium nitrate Trinitro-toluene Sodium chloride Potassium chloride 65*5 64 15 15 19-5 — — 21 Limi...t charge 12 20 oz.
Power (swing of ballistic pendulum) . 2*92 2-68" The permits have been repealed.
♦N.C.T, is the name given in the British service to the Nitro«>Cellulose Tubular smokeless powder, made in the same way as the American service powder. It consists of nitro- cellulose completely soluble in ether-alcohol, but of com- paratively high nitration. It is gelatinised with ether- 6 Digitized by Google 66 DICTIONARY OP EXPLOSIVES alcohol and pressed into cords with either one or seven perforations running down them length-ways.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
NATIONALITE.— A coal-mine explosive of the Gris- ounite class made by the National Explosives Co., Ltd. The composition, which was on the old Permitted List, was — Ammonium nitrate . . . .02 Di- and Trinitro-toluene . . . 8 But to pass the Rotherham Test it was necessary to add alkali chlorides* There were two formulae formerly on the Permitted Lbt — No. 1. No. 2.
DateofPermU .... 22-6-14 28-1-15 Ammonium nitrate Trinitro-toluene Sodium chloride Potassium chloride 65*5 64 15 15 19-5 — — 21 Limi...t charge 12 20 oz.
Power (swing of ballistic pendulum) . 2*92 2-68" The permits have been repealed.
♦N.C.T, is the name given in the British service to the Nitro«>Cellulose Tubular smokeless powder, made in the same way as the American service powder. It consists of nitro- cellulose completely soluble in ether-alcohol, but of com- paratively high nitration. It is gelatinised with ether- 6 Digitized by Google 66 DICTIONARY OP EXPLOSIVES alcohol and pressed into cords with either one or seven perforations running down them length-ways.
What to read after Dictionary of Explosives?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marshall, Arthur, 1873- to read onlineMoreLess
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