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- Mine Safety Board decision 32 :prevention of coal-dust explosions by rock dusting
- Dust-explosion hazards in plants producing or handling aluminum, magnesium, or zinc powder
- Dust-explosion hazards from certain powdered metals
- Industrial-dust explosions
- Effect of relief vents on reduction of pressures developed by dust explosions
- Pressure-relieving capacities of diaphragms and other devices for venting dust explosions
- Recent studies on the explosibility of cornstarch
- Explosive characteristics of titanium, zirconium, thorium, uranium and their hydrides
- Report of research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames :fiscal years 1953 and 1954
- Laboratory equipment and test procedures for evaluating explosibility of dusts
- Research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames:fiscal years 1955 and 1956
- Research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames, fiscal years 1957 and 1958
- Research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames :fiscal year 1959
- Explosibility of agricultural dusts
- Explosibility of coal dust in an atmosphere containing a low percentage of methane
- Explosibility of dusts used in the plastics industry
- Pressure development in laboratory dust explosions
- Some fundamental aspects of dust flames
- Preventing ignition of dust dispersions by inerting
- Explosibility of metal powders
- Research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames :fiscal year 1964
- Explosibility of carbonaceous dusts
- Thermal phenomena during ignition of a heated dust dispersion
- An improved method for evaluating the incendivity of explosives to coal dust :a progress report
- Equivalences of coal dust and methane at lower quenching limits of flames of their mixtures
- Research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames :fiscal year 1967
- Dust explosibility of chemicals, drugs, dyes, and pesticides
- Explosibility of miscellaneous dusts
- Research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames :fiscal year 1968
- Research and technologic work on explosives, explosions, and flames :fiscal year 1969
- Control of the dust explosion hazard on coal mine shuttle-car runways
- Explosion development in closed vessels
- Inhibition of coal dust-air flames
- Tests for analyzing the incombustible content of coal mine dust using instruments employing a gamma-ray backscatter technique
- Minimum extinguishant and maximum oxygen concentrations for extinguishing coal dust-air explosions
- Suppression of coal-dust explosions by passive water barriers in a single-entry mine
- Effect of rock dust on explosibility of coal dust
- Ignitions in mixtures of coal dust, air, and methane from abrasive impacts of hard minerals with pneumatic pipeline steel /Albany Metallurgy Research Center.
- Water barriers for suppressing coal dust explosions
- The flammability of coal dust-air mixtures :lean limits, flame temperatures, ignition energies, and particle size effects
- Triggered barriers for the suppression of coal dust explosions
- Inhibition and extinction of coal dust and methane explosions
- Thermal and electrical ignitability of dust clouds
- Fire and explosion hazards of oil shale
- Improved 6.8-L furnace for measuring the autoignition temperatures of dust clouds