Rafael Advanced Defense Systems Ltd.

Rafael-Armament Development Authority Ltd.

Yael Cohen-Arazi

Edith Sokol

Samuel Friling

Benjamin Keren

Tamar Kaully

Shulman Hagit

Moshit Yaskin-Harush

Aviv Nisan

Erez Hanina

David Fischer

Ilan Shaked

Provided is a simulant material including a primary explosive and a carrier.

Simulant material for primary explosives

The present invention provides a simulant material comprising a primary explosive and a carrier.

A method of desensitization of a sensitive liquid is provided, which includes the continuous stirring of the sensitive liquid with an inert liquid.

Method for desensitizing liquid explosives and detonable flammable liquids

The present invention provides an explosive composition of substantially reduced sensitivity and low flammability, being definable as an extremely insensitive detonating substance (EIDS) according to UN Regulations for the Transport of Dangerous Goods and comprising one or more explosive material 42-58% vol., one or more fire retardant material 15-26% vol. and a binder 20-36% vol.

Extremely insensitive detonating substance and method for its manufacture

Provided is a simulant material for simulating hazardous materials, including a quantity of at least one explosive material and at least one inert material. The simulant material is a non-explosive material and is in the form of a homogenous, flexible and non-particulated material. Also provided is a method for manufacturing such a simulant material.

Simulant material and method for manufacture thereof

A simulant material for simulating hazardous materials is provided. The simulant material includes a quantity of at least one explosive material and at least one inert material. The simulant material is a non-explosive material and is in the form of a homogenous, flexible and non-particulated material. Also provided is a method for manufacturing such a simulant material.

Simultant material and method for manufacture thereof

An armor module and an explosive material therefore, which explosive material is normally retained at a less sensitive position, and upon demand it is modified into a more sensitive position, where its initiation ability is upgraded and wherein the modification is carried out by heating the explosive material.

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Kfar Vradim, Israel

Yael Cohen-Arazi