Chapter I: Nomenclature and Theory
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1. Definitions, 119
2. Theory of Explosion, 120
3. Form and Volume of Crater, 121
4. Relation between Volume of Crater and Charge, 122
4. Miner’s Rule, 122
5. Charge for One Cubic Yard, 123
6. Rule for Common Mines in Ordinary Earth, 124
7. Overcharged and Undercharged Mines, 125
7. Deduction of Formula for Charge, 125
8. Relation between Charges of Common and Over- or
Undercharged Mines, 127
8. Charge to Produce a Camouflet, 128
9. Radius of Rupture, 128
10. Theoretical Value of Radius of Rupture, 129
11. Values Adopted by English Authorities, 131
12. Theoretical Value Too Small, 131
13. High Explosives, 131
14. Experimental Determinations, 131
15. Choice of Explosives, 132
16. Probable Advantage of High Explosives for
Overcharged Mines, 133
17. Relative Advantages and Disadvantages of Gunpowder
and High Explosives, 134
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