The Detonation Database is a source of selected experimental data about gas phase detonations. The data sources cover the time frame of 1962-2004 - we have not attempted to keep the database current but if there is sufficient interest from volunteers, they could add new data sets and plots.

Classic interface to the Detonation Database. The classical interface provides download access to a print-on-paper pdf version of complete database, as well as underlying text data files and postscript versions of the plots. Fully searchable.

The modern interface is offline indefinitely due to security issues.

If you are interested in computational and other aspects of gaseous detonations or explosions, you may find the following resources from our laboratory of interest.

• Computed detonation and shock properties for selected fuels.
• Shock and Detonation Toolbox Cantera-based tools for computation for ideal explosion thermodynamic properties.
• Glossary of explosion terms
• Data on flammability limits
• On line documents.
• Explosion Dynamics Laboratory (EDL) website.

30 Dec 2010 Joe Shepherd