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IMEMG OVERVIEW
Facts and figures
Facts and figures
An extended concern
What are Insensitive Munitions (IM/MURAT)?
What is IMEMG ?
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EWGS: our think tanks
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EVENTS TO COME
Past events
IM DAY AMSTERDAM 2017
Schedule
Programme
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
IMEMTS Rome 2015
Presentation
Ageing & Stability
Formulations
IM Testing
Processing
Ingredients
Testing
Policy
Synthesis
Modelling / Test Standards
Systems
Fast Cook-Off
Slow Cook-Off
Testing Standards
Propulsion
Best Poster Award
IMEMTS San Diego 2013
IMEMTS San Diego (USA) – 2013
STANAG 4439 Mandatory Reactions and AOP Response Descriptors
Shaped Charge Jet STANAG: Propositions for an updated edition
Ageing: The Effects of Energetic Materials on System IM Response
IM DAY London 2013
Programme
Schedule
Presentations
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
IMEMTS Munich 2010
Presentation
IM in the Field
Explosive Formulations
Testing
Processing
Standardization
IM Systems
Modelling
IM Technology and Issues
Technology Resources
Mitigation
IM Artillery
Synthesis
Rocket Propellants
Ingredients
Gun Propellants
IM DAY Brussels 2009
Introduction
Programme
Session 1
Session 2
Session 3
Session 4
IMEMTS Bristol 2006
Presentation
Proceedings
System
Modelling and Testing
Policy
Formulation
Gun Propellant Formulation
Mitigation
Process
Ingredients and Process
Process and Pyrotechnics
Characterisation
Life Cycle
Synthesis
Tests and demonstrations
Composite Case Technology
Static Testing
Bullet Impact
Fragment Impact
Fast Cook Off
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Corporate documents
Newsletter n° 6
Newsletter n°5
Newsletter n°4
Newsletter n°3
Newsletter n°2
Newsletter n°1
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About IM/MURAT
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IM characteristics
IM characteristics
Munitions are classified according to their reactions to different stimuli.
