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Blasting-tube. |
US1913739625 |
1913-01-02 |
US1065664A |
1913-06-24 |
CROSBY GEORGE H; JONES CHARLES H |
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262 |
Blasting-cartridge. |
US1909498624 |
1909-05-27 |
US936192A |
1909-10-05 |
TURTON THOMAS |
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263 |
Explosive-cartridge and method of making same. |
US1905276508 |
1905-08-31 |
US837958A |
1906-12-11 |
PONT FRANCIS I DU |
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264 |
Blasting-cartridge. |
US1902108483 |
1902-05-22 |
US721432A |
1903-02-24 |
DURHAM THOMAS F |
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265 |
Guide for inside tubes of blasting-cartridges. |
US1902101975 |
1902-04-09 |
US721431A |
1903-02-24 |
DURHAM THOMAS F |
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266 |
Cartridge-case for charging blast-holes |
US542154D |
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US542154A |
1895-07-02 |
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267 |
Joiix cope butterfield axd |
US471946D |
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US471946A |
1892-03-29 |
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268 |
Cartridge |
US422442D |
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US422442A |
1890-03-04 |
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269 |
John cope btjtterfield and telford clarence batciielor |
US415899D |
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US415899A |
1889-11-26 |
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270 |
Eobeet punshon and eobbet e |
US297951D |
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US297951A |
1884-04-29 |
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271 |
Improvement in blasting-cartridges |
US193483D |
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US193483A |
1877-07-24 |
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272 |
Improvement in blasting-cartridges |
US176989D |
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US176989A |
1876-05-02 |
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273 |
Improvement in cartridge-cases for blasting |
US167465D |
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US167465A |
1875-09-07 |
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274 |
Improvement in torpedoes for oil-wells |
US137198D |
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US137198A |
1873-03-25 |
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275 |
Improvement in torpedoes for oil-wells |
US106794D |
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US106794A |
1870-08-30 |
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276 |
Improvement in exploding torpedoes in oil-wells |
US62926D |
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US62926A |
1867-03-19 |
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277 |
Improvement in blasting rock |
US47925D |
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US47925A |
1865-05-30 |
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278 |
Adjustable stand for holding a liquid explosive |
US15335473 |
2016-10-27 |
US09797693B1 |
2017-10-24 |
Divyakant L. Patel |
A low-cost, reliable and easy to use kit for neutralizing surface exposed landmine and unexploded ordnance for humanitarian demining is based on a liquid fuel and a solid/soluble fuel. Both fuels are premeasured in separate, sealed containers. The addition of a small quantity of solid/soluble fuel into the liquid creates an explosive. The resulting mixture is capable of detonating with a standard No. 8 blasting cap. The solid/soluble fuel can be in the form of a powder, tablet, or its saturated solution in water. The solid/soluble fuel is hexamethylenetetramine. The liquid fuel, nitromethane, is provided in premeasured quantities. User is provided instructions for choosing the appropriate quantity of liquid fuel, the corresponding solid/soluble fuel required, the method of mixing, placement and detonation of the kits. Also disclosed is a simple wooden stand to hold the bottle of explosive in place. A special fuel, liquid 2-ethylhexylnitrate, is provided to desensitize the mixed and sensitized explosive. |
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ADJUSTABLE STAND FOR HOLDING A LIQUID EXPLOSIVE |
US15335473 |
2016-10-27 |
US20170299348A1 |
2017-10-19 |
Divyakant L. Patel |
A low-cost, reliable and easy to use kit for neutralizing surface exposed landmine and unexploded ordnance for humanitarian demining is based on a liquid fuel and a solid/soluble fuel. Both fuels are premeasured in separate, sealed containers. The addition of a small quantity of solid/soluble fuel into the liquid creates an explosive. The resulting mixture is capable of detonating with a standard No. 8 blasting cap. The solid/soluble fuel can be in the form of a powder, tablet, or its saturated solution in water. The solid/soluble fuel is hexamethylenetetramine. The liquid fuel, nitromethane, is provided in premeasured quantities. User is provided instructions for choosing the appropriate quantity of liquid fuel, the corresponding solid/soluble fuel required, the method of mixing, placement and detonation of the kits. Also disclosed is a simple wooden stand to hold the bottle of explosive in place. A special fuel, liquid 2-ethylhexylnitrate, is provided to desensitize the mixed and sensitized explosive. |
280 |
Select-Fire, Downhole Shockwave Generation Devices, Hydrocarbon Wells that Include The Shockwave Generation Devices, And Methods Of Utilizing The Same |
US15264076 |
2016-09-13 |
US20170159420A1 |
2017-06-08 |
Randy C. Tolman; P. Matthew Spiecker; Steve Lonnes |
Select-fire, downhole shockwave generation devices, hydrocarbon wells that include the shockwave generation devices, and methods of utilizing the same are disclosed herein. The shockwave generation devices are configured to generate a shockwave within a wellbore fluid that extends within a tubular conduit of a wellbore tubular. The shockwave generation devices include a core, a plurality of explosive charges arranged on an external surface of the core, and a plurality of triggering devices. Each of the plurality of triggering devices is associated with a selected one of the plurality of explosive charges and is configured to selectively initiate explosion of the selected one of the plurality of explosive charges. The methods include methods of generating a shockwave utilizing the downhole shockwave generation devices. |