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Second Call for Abstracts - 15th International Detonation Symposium
【关闭窗口】 作者：GUO BaoQiao 发布时间：2013-09-09
Location
The 15th International Detonation Symposium will be held at the Grand Hyatt San Francisco from July 13th through 18th, 2014.
Important Dates
First Call for Abstracts: July 2, 2013
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 30, 2013
Notification of Acceptance: January 15, 2014
Manuscript Deadline: June 30, 2014
Hotel Booking Deadline: TBD
Early Registration Deadline: TBD
Note: Spouse/Family activities will be available
(companion program TBD).
Topical Areas
Detonation and Sub-Detonative Phenomena
o Unreacted & reacted equations of state of explosives
o Detonation reaction mechanisms and kinetics
o Detonation transients, stability, and failure
o Shock to detonation transition
o Deflagration to detonation transition
o Safety-related properties and responses
o Sub-detonative responses
Modeling
o Initiation and detonation modeling
o Hazards response modeling
o Sub-detonative response modeling
Molecular and Meso-Scale Effects
o Chemical structure-detonation performance relationships
o Chemistry at high temperature and pressure
o Micro-structural effects
New / Non-Traditional Materials
o Nano/reactive materials
o Composite and non-ideal explosives
Advanced and novel experimental techniques
o Thermal and Mechanical Properties
o Static and dynamic mechanical properties
o Thermal and mechanical damage effects
The 15th International Detonation Symposium will be held at the Grand Hyatt San Francisco from July 13th through 18th, 2014.
Important Dates
First Call for Abstracts: July 2, 2013
Abstract Submission Deadline: September 30, 2013
Notification of Acceptance: January 15, 2014
Manuscript Deadline: June 30, 2014
Hotel Booking Deadline: TBD
Early Registration Deadline: TBD
Note: Spouse/Family activities will be available
(companion program TBD).
Topical Areas
Detonation and Sub-Detonative Phenomena
o Unreacted & reacted equations of state of explosives
o Detonation reaction mechanisms and kinetics
o Detonation transients, stability, and failure
o Shock to detonation transition
o Deflagration to detonation transition
o Safety-related properties and responses
o Sub-detonative responses
Modeling
o Initiation and detonation modeling
o Hazards response modeling
o Sub-detonative response modeling
Molecular and Meso-Scale Effects
o Chemical structure-detonation performance relationships
o Chemistry at high temperature and pressure
o Micro-structural effects
New / Non-Traditional Materials
o Nano/reactive materials
o Composite and non-ideal explosives
Advanced and novel experimental techniques
o Thermal and Mechanical Properties
o Static and dynamic mechanical properties
o Thermal and mechanical damage effects