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ANFO abstract "ANFO (or AN/FO, for ammonium nitrate/fuel oil) is a widely used bulk industrial explosive mixture.It consists of 94 percent porous prilled ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3), (AN) that acts as the oxidizing agent and absorbent for the fuel – six percent number 2 fuel oil (FO).ANFO has found wide use in coal mining, quarrying, metal mining, and civil construction in undemanding applications where the advantages of ANFO's low cost and ease of use matter more than the benefits offered by conventional industrial explosives, such as water resistance, oxygen balance, high detonation velocity, and performance in small diameters.It accounts for an estimated 80% of the 6,000,000,000 pounds (2.7×109 kg) of explosives used annually in North America.The press and other media have used the term ANFO loosely and imprecisely in describing IEDs, in cases of fertilizer bombs.The use of ANFO originates in the 1950s.".
ANFO thumbnail Ammonium_nitrate-fuel_oil_(ANFO)_explosive.jpg?width=300.
ANFO wikiPageExternalLink gpo37048.
ANFO wikiPageExternalLink view?i=71c_1182663536.
ANFO wikiPageExternalLink watch?v=ccQ9vkLrvfo.
ANFO wikiPageID "146084".
ANFO wikiPageRevisionID "603720302".
ANFO hasPhotoCollection ANFO.
ANFO subject Category:Binary_explosives.
ANFO subject Category:Explosives.
ANFO type Abstraction100002137.
ANFO type BinaryExplosives.
ANFO type Chemical114806838.
ANFO type Explosive103304730.
ANFO type Explosives.
ANFO type Material114580897.
ANFO type Matter100020827.
ANFO type Part113809207.
ANFO type PhysicalEntity100001930.
ANFO type Relation100031921.
ANFO type Substance100019613.
ANFO comment "ANFO (or AN/FO, for ammonium nitrate/fuel oil) is a widely used bulk industrial explosive mixture.It consists of 94 percent porous prilled ammonium nitrate (NH4NO3), (AN) that acts as the oxidizing agent and absorbent for the fuel – six percent number 2 fuel oil (FO).ANFO has found wide use in coal mining, quarrying, metal mining, and civil construction in undemanding applications where the advantages of ANFO's low cost and ease of use matter more than the benefits offered by conventional industrial explosives, such as water resistance, oxygen balance, high detonation velocity, and performance in small diameters.It accounts for an estimated 80% of the 6,000,000,000 pounds (2.7×109 kg) of explosives used annually in North America.The press and other media have used the term ANFO loosely and imprecisely in describing IEDs, in cases of fertilizer bombs.The use of ANFO originates in the 1950s.".
ANFO label "ANC-Sprengstoffe".
ANFO label "ANFO".
ANFO label "ANFO".
ANFO label "ANFO".
ANFO label "ANFO".
ANFO label "ANFO".
ANFO label "ANFO".
ANFO label "ANFO".
ANFO label "АСДТ".
ANFO label "アンホ爆薬".
ANFO sameAs ANC-Sprengstoffe.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO sameAs アンホ爆薬.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO sameAs m.012m03.
ANFO sameAs Q295697.
ANFO sameAs Q295697.
ANFO sameAs ANFO.
ANFO wasDerivedFrom ANFO?oldid=603720302.
ANFO depiction Ammonium_nitrate-fuel_oil_(ANFO)_explosive.jpg.
ANFO isPrimaryTopicOf ANFO.