Explosives Industry Group

Archive for January, 2007

The Journal of Pyrotechnics is pleased to announce that all the content of the Journal is now available online at http://archive.jpyro.com. This marks a major step forward for the Journal and will offer instant access, via PayPal subscription, to the archive of material from the Journal, dating back to 1995. The database of archives offers the following features:

• Abstract, keywords, and authors are fully searchable
• All archive material is available as Adobe Acrobat (PDF) files for consistency with the printed materials
• Links from each article to available supplementary information or errata (Note – supplementary information and errata are free to download)
• Freely downloadable reviews and short articles
• Subscription rates for downloading archive materials (*) are presently a flat $10 per article or $25 per issue. Once subscribed to a particular article or issue this allows unlimited access to that item
• Annual subscriptions to access the entire archive (*) are available – these allow downloading of any of the archive material for a period of one year (discounts available to subscribers of the hard copy Journal)
• Subscriptions are also available for academic and industrial institutional use
• RSS feed is available to notify you of new entries on the archive
• Each article has an area for feedback or discussion (moderated by us) 

To access the archive material you will need to register on the site (http://archive.jpyro.com/wp-register.php) and be logged in.

(*) – NOTE: Downloaded material is for personal use only. Hard copies can be made for your own use, but not for publication elsewhere, nor for duplication and distribution to others.

This it a test page only – for admin use

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We understand that Fire Brigades are beginning to excercise their duties under this Order (click here). The Order rationalises the old situation where HSE were enforcers at HSE sites, and makes the Fire Brigade the enforcing authority nationally. However, their remit is solely “fire” based and they should not impinge on current enforcement duties carried out by HSE.

For details of what may be required on inspection, and the changes introduced see http://www.hse.gov.uk/foi/internalops/fod/oc/200-299/217_5.pdf