M - 260(l/m). Double-strength exploder.

Charge 0.9805 grammes.

Mercury Chlorate

fulminate. of potash.

Specification 91.31 8.69

_6.--Ballistic-Pendulum Tests._

This record includes powder used, weight of charge, swing of mortar, and

unit disruptive charge, the latter being the charge required to produce

a swing of the mortar equal to that produced by ½ lb. (227 grammes) of

40% dynamite, or 3.01 in.

_7.--Record of Tests._

Tests Nos. 1 to 5 in Gallery No. 1, as set forth in preceding circular.

_8.--Trauzl Lead-Block Test._

Powder and test numbers, expansion of bore-hole in cubic centimeters,

and average expansion compared with that produced by a like quantity (10

grammes) of 40% dynamite, the latter giving an average expansion of 294

cu. cm.

_9.--Pressure Gauge._

Powder and test number, weight of charge, charging density, height of

curve, pressure developed, and pressure developed after cooling,

compared with pressure developed after elimination of surface influences

by a like quantity (100 grammes) of 40% dynamite, the average being

8,439 kg. per sq. cm.

_10.--Rate of Detonation._

Powder and test number, size of cartridge, and rate of detonation in

meters per second, for comparison with rate of detonation of 40%

dynamite, which, under the same conditions, averages 4,690 m. per sec.

_11.--Impact Machine._

Explosive and test numbers, distance of fall (2,000-gramme weight)

necessary to cause explosion, for comparison with length of fall, 11

cm., necessary to cause explosion of 40% dynamite.

_12.--Distance of Explosive Wave Transmitted by 1.25 by 8-in.

Cartridge._

Explosive and test numbers, weight of cartridge, distance separating

cartridges in tests, resulting explosion or non-explosion, for

comparison with two cartridges of 40% dynamite, hung, under identical

conditions, 13 in. apart, end to end, in which case detonation of the

first cartridge will explode the second.

_13.--Flame Test._

Explosive and test numbers, charge 100 grammes with 1 lb. of clay

stemming, average length of flame and average duration of flame, for

comparison with photographs produced by 40% dynamite under like

conditions.

[Illustration: PLATE X.

Fig. 1.--Separator for Grading Black Powder.

Fig. 2.--Safety Lamp Testing Gallery.

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