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US2215608A
US2215608A US250167A US25016739A US2215608A US 2215608 A US2215608 A US 2215608A US 250167 A US250167 A US 250167A US 25016739 A US25016739 A US 25016739A US 2215608 A US2215608 A US 2215608A
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    • C06EXPLOSIVES; MATCHES
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    • C06B29/06Compositions containing an inorganic oxygen-halogen salt, e.g. chlorate, perchlorate of an alkali metal with an inorganic non-explosive or an inorganic non-thermic component the component being a cyanide; the component being an oxide of iron, chromium or manganese

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  • salts constituted of nitrates that are doubly refined, starches, glucoses, and siccative oils.
  • This explosive does not require the capsule or cap, as 10 required by other explosives, said capsule increasing the danger at the time of charging, for it suffices to prime it-wlth a small reed as is and due to the fact that this explosive does not detonate by meansof a blow, it can, and should be hit twice in a heavy manner when being tamped into a bore-hole.
  • An explosive composition consisting of a mixture of the following ingredients in approximately the proportions indicated,'namely, perchlorate of potassium (KClOa) 65%, bioxide of manganese (MnOz) 1.30%, nitrate of sodium (NaNOa) 5%. hexamethylenetetramine (cHmm 1.40%, sulphur (8) 1.30%, saccharo'se (0123222011) 26%, and iron-filings (Fe) 1%- ALVARO HERNANDEZ GARCIA.

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Patented Sept. 24, 1940 UNl TED STATES PATENT osriea EXPLOSIVE COMPOSITION Alvaro Hernandez Garcia, Mexico, D. F., Mexico No Drawing; Application January 10, 1939, Se-
rial No. 250,167. In Mexico January 22, 1938 1 Claim.
of black powder, without defiagrating in the atmosphere; it is an explosive of absolute safety for use in stone quarries, tunnels, and mines, especially' when they are operated in three shifts, inasmuch as this explosive permits the work to be continued immediately after the detonation. This explosive is safely transported, whether by railway, automobile, or any other means. and it also provides security in connection with storage and handling in all climates, even at the very 0 highest temperatures.
In preparing the composition I prefer to use the ingredients in about the following proportions: perchlorate of potassium (KClOs) bioxide of manganese (M1102) 1.30%; nitrate of sodium (NaNOa) 5%; hexamethylenetetramine (CH2)6N4 1.40%; sulphur (8) 1.30%; saccharose -(C12H22Oi'1) 26%; iron filings (Fe) 1%. These ingredients are mixed in a dried an powdered form.
,done when igniting black powder. w
obtain the best effects possible in the explosion,
I do not wish to be'limited m using the above mentioned ingredients inasmuch as I am able to employ the derivatives of such ingredients and furthermore, other similar ingredients for obtalning the same explosive.
B This explosive is carefully prepared with,
chemicallypure materials. There are used therein salts constituted of nitrates that are doubly refined, starches, glucoses, and siccative oils. This explosive does not require the capsule or cap, as 10 required by other explosives, said capsule increasing the danger at the time of charging, for it suffices to prime it-wlth a small reed as is and due to the fact that this explosive does not detonate by meansof a blow, it can, and should be hit twice in a heavy manner when being tamped into a bore-hole.
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An explosive composition consisting of a mixture of the following ingredients in approximately the proportions indicated,'namely, perchlorate of potassium (KClOa) 65%, bioxide of manganese (MnOz) 1.30%, nitrate of sodium (NaNOa) 5%. hexamethylenetetramine (cHmm 1.40%, sulphur (8) 1.30%, saccharo'se (0123222011) 26%, and iron-filings (Fe) 1%- ALVARO HERNANDEZ GARCIA.
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US3092528A (en) * 1960-03-23 1963-06-04 Du Pont Deflagrating composition
US3333998A (en) * 1965-07-20 1967-08-01 Hercules Inc Aqueous blasting compositions containing flake aluminum and sugar

Cited By (2)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
US3092528A (en) * 1960-03-23 1963-06-04 Du Pont Deflagrating composition
US3333998A (en) * 1965-07-20 1967-08-01 Hercules Inc Aqueous blasting compositions containing flake aluminum and sugar

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