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detonating
detonating, ppl. a. (ˈdɛtəneɪtɪŋ) [f. prec. + -ing2.] That detonates. a. That explodes with sudden loud report, explosive, as detonating gas; b. That causes, or is used in producing, detonation, as detonating primer, detonating tube; c. esp. That explodes by a blow, or is used in explosion by percus... Oxford English Dictionary
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Detonating cord
It is a high-speed fuse which explodes, rather than burns, and is suitable for detonating high explosives. Rating Detonating cord is rated in explosive mass per unit length. wikipedia.org
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detonator
detonator (ˈdɛtəneɪtə(r)) [Agent-noun, in L. form, f. dētonāre to detonate: see -or.] Something that detonates; a contrivance for producing detonation, as a percussion-cap; a railway fog-signal. † spec. A detonating gun (obs.): see detonating.1822 Sporting Mag. IX. 156 Somewhat of a contrast this, t... Oxford English Dictionary
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37×145mmR
High-explosive Tracer shell, 37 mm, M54 standard This shell used the M56 point detonating fuze. The M54 used a shell-destroying tracer in addition to the point-detonating fuze. wikipedia.org
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EBW
EBW may refer to: Electron beam welding, a fusion welding process Exploding bridgewire detonator, a device for detonating explosive charges European Bike wikipedia.org
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Cordtex
Cordtex Mil. (ˈkɔːdtɛks) [f. cord n.1 + textile a. and n.] The proprietary trade name of a type of detonating fuse consisting of a core of high explosive in a textile and plastic covering.1935 Trade Marks Jrnl. 13 Feb. 189/2 Cordtex. Explosive fuses. Nobel's Explosives Company Limited. 1950 Chambers... Oxford English Dictionary
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Shock tube detonator
Once it is initiated, the shock tube transfers a signal to a detonating output charge. Another early product contained an enclosed combusting, non-detonating fiber. wikipedia.org
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Primacord
Primacord Mil. (ˈpraɪməkɔːd) Also primacord. [f. primer n.2 + cord n.1] A proprietary name in the U.S. for a type of detonating fuse consisting of a core of high explosive in a textile and plastic sheath.1937 Official Gaz. (U.S. Patent Office) 23 Feb. 699/2 The Ensign-Bickford Co., Simsbury, Conn...... Oxford English Dictionary
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Ensign-Bickford Company
The next step in mining technology was detonating cord. Ensign-Bickford and other companies developed different versions of detonating cord. In 1937, Ensign-Bickford trademarked "Primacord", which became the functional generic name for detonating cord in North America. wikipedia.org
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Detonation velocity
In essence, this method relies on the time lag between the initiation of two ends of a detonating fuse of a known detonation velocity, inserted radially This causes two detonation fronts travelling in opposite direction along the length of the detonating fuse, which meet at a specific point away from the wikipedia.org
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引信
依其在弹头内的位置，又可分为三类： 弹尖引爆（Point-Detonating）触发引信 引信设置于弹头鼻锥部，其优点为在撞击目标可立即反应。早期弹头所使用的引信多属此类，目的在破坏目标表面。 弹底引爆（Base-Detonating）触发引信 引信设置于弹头底部，主要为穿甲类武器采用。 wikipedia.org
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Buchas in English with contextual examples - MyMemory
Contextual translation of "buchas" into English. Human translations with examples: bucha, detonating plugs.
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Cordtex
Cordtex is a type of detonating cord generally used in mining. wikipedia.org
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Yu Peilun
Yu died in 1911, from detonating explosives while leading a suicidal charge against forces loyal to the Qing government. wikipedia.org
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Baratol
Baratol, which has a detonation velocity of only about 4,900 metres per second, was used as the slow-detonating explosive in the explosive lenses of some early atomic bomb designs, with Composition B often used as the fast-detonating component. wikipedia.org
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