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Title | Explosive formulations containing concentrated hydrogen peroxide – potential solutions to key drawbacks of currently used explosives? |
Authors |
Jarosz, T.
Stolarczyk, A. |
ORCID | |
Keywords |
вибухові роботи вибухові речовини емульсійні вибухові речовини explosive works explosive substances emulsion explosives |
Type | Conference Papers |
Date of Issue | 2022 |
URI | https://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/90135 |
Publisher | Sumy State University |
License | In Copyright |
Citation | Jarosz T., Stolarczyk A. Explosive formulations containing concentrated hydrogen peroxide – potential solutions to key drawbacks of currently used explosives? // Хімічна технологія: наука, економіка та виробництво : збірник наукових праць VI Міжнародної науково-практичної конференції, м. Шостка, 23-25 листопада 2022 р. / гол. ред. Р. В. Закусило. Суми : Сумський державний університет, 2022. C. 11-16. |
Abstract |
Explosives are extensively used for civilian purposes, with blasting operations
playing a crucial role in mining (underground and open pit) [1,2], civil engineering
(demolitions, tunnel construction) [3,4] and materials processing (e.g. explosive
welding) [5]. Virtually all explosives that are currently used for the above purposes
contain ammonium nitrate, nitric acid esters or nitrocompounds.
Despite their widespread use in blasting operations, such explosives are
burdened by significant drawbacks (D1 – D7), the most significant of which are:
D1: Manufacture from non-renewable resources via highly energy-intensive processes;
D2: Significant threat to human health and to the environment in the case of nitric acid
esters and nitrocompounds [6,7];
D3: Emission of large amounts of toxic and highly corrosive gases (carbon monoxide,
nitrogen oxides) upon detonation [8];
D4: Gradual decomposition, particularly of liquid nitric acid esters, as well as gradual
leakage of liquid nitroesters from the explosives, necessitating the use of stabilising and
anti-leakage agents [9];
D5: Susceptibility to misfires (primarily in the case of explosives based on ammonium
nitrate), currently being one of the primary threats associated with blasting operations
[10,11];
D6: Susceptibility to theft and subsequent criminal misuse [12], due to maintaining the
ability to detonate even following improper storage or a misfire during blasting;
D7: Significant risk of fire / explosion during production [13], transport and disposal
[14], due to susceptibility to undergo detonation caused by various stimuli (e.g. impact,
friction) [15].
The above issues have long been recognised in the field of explosives and safety
considerations are likely the key reason for the development of emulsion explosives
[16], which contain no nitric acid esters or nitrocompounds, while achieving only
slightly lower energetic parameters than explosives utilising such compounds. |
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