The Ministry of Defence is partnering in a major TNT factory to be built in Pori on Finland’s west coast. The plan will be ...

TNT Equivalent: 20% Detonation Velocity: 5,180 m/s Uses: It is highly sensitive, so it is often used as a primary explosive in detonators to set off a more powerful explosive for military and ...

TNT is utilized to create various types of explosive weaponry, such as ammunition, bombs, and 155-millimeter artillery shells. However, the military has depended on foreign suppliers for these ...

In recent years, TNT has started to be replaced with DNAN ... genetically modified grass was grown on land contaminated with military explosives, which successfully degraded contaminants to ...

The project will be carried out by Finnish explosives manufacturer Oy Forcit Ab. Minister Häkkänen authorized the Defense Forces to sign a letter of intent with Forcit for the purchase of TNT ...

The biodegradation of explosive compounds, particularly those used in military applications, is a critical area of environmental research. Contaminants such as trinitrotoluene (TNT) and ...

Tokyo, which hosted U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin this week, has told the U.S. government it will allow the sale of industrial TNT because the explosive is not a military-use-only product ...

Estimated yield: 2.9 kilotons of TNT Location: Staffordshire, UK Date: November 27, 1944 Details: 3,900-4,400 tons of military ammunition and high explosives stored in an underground storage depot ...

FORCIT is planning to invest more than EUR 200 million in the construction of a new TNT production facility in Pori, Finland.

"The explosive yield of a bomb amounted to approximately 400 grams in TNT equivalent ... s statement that Russia should refuse from having military bases in Syria, Maria Zakharova noted Russian ...

Hall, global investigative journalists Justin Pritchard and James LaPorta, and data editor Justin Myers expanded AP’s “AWOL Weapons” investigation, revealing how explosives are lost or stolen from the ...