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(1) According to the field of use, it is generally divided into two categories: military explosives and civilian explosives. Mining explosives are the main components of civilian explosives.
(2) According to the physical state of explosive products, there are solid explosives, liquid explosives, gas explosives and multiphase explosives.
(3) According to the characteristics of use and its use, it can be divided into primary explosives (primary explosives), explosives (high explosives or secondary explosives), propellants and pyrotechnics.
(4) According to the chemical composition classification, it can be divided into single explosives (explosive compounds) and mixed explosives (explosive mixtures).
Mine explosives are mainly mixed explosives composed of an oxidant (such as ammonium nitrate) and a combustible agent according to the principle of near-zero oxygen balance.
Titanium Bar is mainly used in machinery, electroplating equipment, medical, various precision parts and other industries.
A titanium rod is made of a corrosion-resistant material, with one of the highest strength to weight ratio of all metals.
Titanium rods have good physical and chemical properties, low density, lightweight, non-magnetic, high strength, good corrosion resistance, and good mechanical properties and welding performance.
Titanium metal is a metal with a relatively low rejection of the human body, so the processed parts of medical titanium rods are widely used in human implants and medical devices.
Application Fields:
• Aircraft turbine
• Engine parts
• Aircraft structural parts
• Aerospace fasteners
• Automated high-performance parts
• Marine vessel applications
• Sports equipment
Explosives under the proper role of external energy, chemical reactions can take place quickly and generates a lot of heat and material in gaseous product. The following methods are commonly used for explosive classification.