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“-”-””22. Hiqh Order Detonation -Refer to detonation.<br />

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23.~ -(1) Ordnance that is not loaded with explosive. Maybe similar in appearance to explosively<br />

loaded ordnance. May be filled with some non-explosive filler to simulate the weight and trajecto~<br />

characteristics of the explosive loaded version.<br />

(2) Inert material (used in UXO as non-energetic filler, referred to as inert filler) shows no<br />

exothermic decomposition when tested by DSC or DTA. Moreover, the inert material shall not<br />

show any incompatibility with energetic material with which it may be combined when tested by<br />

recognized compatibility tests. Inert material shall neither alter the onset of exotherm of the DSC<br />

or DTA trace of the energetic material, increase the rate of decomposition or gas evolution of the<br />

energetic material.<br />

24. Initiator - Blasting cap or other initiator type, such as an exploding bridge wire, designed to initiate<br />

the detonation in the main-charge explosive. Maybe referred to as a detonator or “cap”.<br />

25.insensitive Hiah Explosives - Explosive substances that, although mass detonating, are so insensitive<br />

that their is negligible probability of accidental initiation or transition from burning to detonation.<br />

26. Linear-ShaPed Charqe - A shaped charge designed to cut straight lines.<br />

27.l@ - UXO that is loaded with explosive or is suspected to contain explosive.<br />

28. Low Enercw EED - All EEDs except slapper detonators and those initiated by exploding bridgewire<br />

(EBW).<br />

29. Low Explosive -An explosive which deflagrates or burns rather than detonates; that is, the rate of<br />

advance of the reaction zone into the unreacted material is less than the velocity of sound in the<br />

unreacted material. An explosive may react as a low explosive or as a high explosive depending on how<br />

it is initiated and confined. For example, a double based propellant when initiated in the usual manner<br />

is a low explosive, but can be made to detonate if it is initiated by an intense shock. Conversely, a high<br />

explosive like TNT, under certain conditions, can be ignited by flame and will burn without detonating.<br />

Low explosives include propellants, certain primer mixtures, black powder, photoflash powders, and<br />

delay compositions,<br />

30. Low Order Detonation - A chemical reaction in a detonatable material in which the reaction front<br />

advances with a velocity which is appreciably lower than that which is the characteristic detonation<br />

velocity for the material in question. In a low order detonation, the ordnance case usually breaks into<br />

several large fragments rather than many small ones.<br />

31. Misfire - The failure of a charge to explode in response to a proper initiation attempt. When the<br />

charge fires at some time later than intended, a misfire may be referred to as a hangfire.<br />

,-32.Mock Explosive - Substance bearing similar physical properties (texture, density, cohesion, etc.) To<br />

m explosive material. They are undetonable, however some are exothermic materials and will burn.<br />

They are used to represent explosive for purposes such as dry run testing of equipment. DOE mock<br />

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