Nuclear Explosive Detonation
An energy release in a nuclear explosive (as defined in this directive) through a nuclear process, during a period of time on the order of one (1) microsecond, in an amount equivalent to the energy released by detonating four (4) or more pounds of trinitrotoluene (TNT).
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- DOE O 452.1FNuclear Explosive and Weapon Surety Program
- DOE O 452.1ENuclear Explosive and Weapon Surety Program
- DOE O 452.1GNuclear Explosive and Weapon Surety Program
- DOE O 452.2ENuclear Explosive Safety
- DOE O 452.4DSecurity and Use Control of Nuclear Explosives and Nuclear Weapons
- DOE O 452.2FNuclear Explosive Safety
- DOE O 452.2GNuclear Explosive Safety
- DOE O 452.4ESecurity and Use Control of Nuclear Explosives and Nuclear Weapons
- DOE O 5631.6APersonnel Security Assurance Program
- DOE O 5480.8A Chg 1Contractor Occupational Medical Program
- SD 452.2ANuclear Explosive Safety Evaluation Processes
- DOE O 5610.3Program to Prevent Accidental or Unauthorized Nuclear Explosive Detonations
- SD 452.2BNuclear Explosive Safety Evaluation Processes
- DOE O 6430.1 Chap 20-26General Design Criteria Manual
- SD 452.2CNuclear Explosive Safety Evaluation Processes