Defense Industries: Science and Technology Related to Security: Impact of Conventional Munitions on Environment and PopulationAuthor: Pelagio Castelo Branco, Dr. Hiltmar Schubert, Professor Jose Campos Published by Springer Netherlands ISBN: 978-1-4020-2793-2 DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4020-2795-6Table of Contents:The Impact of Munition on the Environment in a Global View Safety and Compatibility in service of Munitions and Explosives in Romania Energetic Materials-Models, Micro-measurements and Results Safety Aspects of Combustible Gases and Vapours Cookoff Test Models and Results Micro Slapper Initiators Environmental Problems related to Explosives and Ammunition. The Present Situation in Romania Environmental Impact of Munitions on Military Proving Grounds Safety Effects Caused by Insensitive Munitions Insensitive Munitions and Green Energetics - Ways of Meeting the Need Green Energetics at Indian Head Division. Navel Surface Warefare Center Energetic Materials – Synthesis and Development of Insensitive and Green Compounds Replacement of Toxic and Ecotoxic Components of Military Smokes for Screening Today's Standardized Survivability Tests Storage, Handling and Transportation of Ammunition after Reduction of 50% of the Existing in 1990. Security Involvement and Environmental Problems Possible Hazards of Propellants Connected with their Chemical Composition and Decomposition Oxidation of Unsymmmetrical Dimethyl Hydrazine over Oxide and Noble Metal Catalysts. Solution of Environmental Problems of Production, Storage and Disposal of Highly Toxic Rocket Fuels Investigations of Risks Connected to Sea Dumped Munitions Demilitarisation and Related Environmental Research on Munition at FOI Detection of the Composition of the Unknown Ordnance by Means of Nuclear Non-Destructive Techniques, "Proceedings of the NATO Advanced Research Workshop on Defense Industries: Science and Technology Related to Security: Impact of Conventional Munitions on Environment and Population, Porto, Portugal, 28-31 October 2001."--T.p. verso, "Published in cooperation with NATO Scientific Affairs Division.", Includes bibliographical references, Mode of access: Internet