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• Squire,W.
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  Effect of Reactant Consumption in Nonsteady Explosion Theory. Technical Report No. 1.
  Southwest Research Institute, San Antonio, TX
  Technical Report 1
  National Bureau of Standards, Gaithersburg, MD, Technical Report 1
  August 1961
  29 p.

• Cummins, D.; Pangerl, S. F.
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  Preventing Large-Battery Explosions.
  Bureau of Mines, Pittsburgh, PA
  IC 8842
  IC 8842
  1981
  14 p.

• Yao, C.; deRis, J.; Bajpai, S. N.; Buckley, J. L.
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  Evaluation of Protection From Explosion Overpressure in AEC Gloveboxes.
  Factory Mutual Research Corp., Norwood, MA
  ['FMRC SERIAL 16215.1', 'RC69-T-23']
  Atomic Energy Commission, Argonne, IL, FMRC SERIAL 16215.1; RC69-T-23
  December 1969
  127 p.

• National Fire Protection Association
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  Deadliest U.S. Fires and Explosions of the 1900s.
  National Fire Protection Assoc., Quincy, MA
  Fire Journal, Vol. 82, No. 3, 48-49,51-54, May/June 1988

• ApSimon, H. M.; Gudiksen, P.; Khitrov, L.; Rodhe, H.; Yoshikawa, T.
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  Lessons From Chernobyl: Modeling the Dispersal and Deposition of Radionuclides.
  Imperial College, London, England; Lawrence Livermore National Lab., CA; USSR Academy of Sciences, Moscow; Stockholm Univ., Sweden; Meteorological Research Inst., Tsukuba City, Japan
  Environment, Vol. 30, No. 5, 17-20, June 1988

• Foster, C. D.
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  Investigation of Explosions.
  J. H. Burgoyne and Partners, London, England
  Paper 6
  Paper 6
  University of Edinburgh. Fire Science and Investigation. September 10-11, 1987, Edinburgh, Scotland, 25 p., 1987

• Scott, L. W.; Dolgos, J. G.
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  Electric Arcing at High Voltage During Methane-Air Explosions Inside Explosion-Proof Enclosures. Technical Progress Report.
  Bureau of Mines, Pittsburgh, PA
  TPR 115
  TPR 115
  February 1982
  11 p.

• Ministry of Labor
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  Guide to the Use of Flame Arresters and Explosion Reliefs.
  Ministry of Labor, England
  New Series 34
  New Series 34
  August 1965
  60 p.

• Fire Prevention
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  Synthetic Polymer Quenchants Reduce Heat Treatement Hazards.
  Fire Prevention, No. 146, 21-23, January/February 1982

• Shepherd, G. A.
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  Explosive Situation. The American Concrete Pipe Association Reports on the Combustibility of Underground Piping--And What Can Be Done About It.
  American Concrete Pipe Assoc., Vienna, VA
  Construction Specifier, Vol. 35, No. 2, 47-50, February 1982