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Title: Detonics (and ballistics) in South Africa: A past, present and future perspective
Authors: Mostert, FJ
Keywords: Ballistics
Detonics
Chemical propulsion
Issue Date: Nov-2009
Citation: Mostert, FJ. 2009. Detonics (and ballistics) in South Africa: A past, present and future perspective. 8th International Symposium on Special Topics in Chemical Propulsion (ISICP), CTICC, Cape Town, 2-6 November 2009, pp 9
Abstract: Detonics, the application of the science of detonation and related phenomena, plays an important role in energetic material studies within the wider field of ballistics. A small contingent of researchers and applicators within the commercial and defence community of South Africa have contributed to advancement of knowledge in this field. Due to historical circumstances and the unique requirements of the Southern African environment some of the contributions made were novel and feature as building blocks of much wider used current technology. In this paper a perspective is given on the South African scientific contributions related to this field and an assessment of future local challenges is made
Description: 8th International Symposium on Special Topics in Chemical Propulsion (ISICP), CTICC, Cape Town, 2-6 November 2009
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10204/3989
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