Chemical high explosives release about 4 400 000 J of energy per kilogram of explosive during detonation. Part of this energy can be converted to magnetic field energy by using the explosive to implode a conducting cylinder which contains an initial magnetic field. An apparatus is described which transfers the magnetic field energy to a resistive load.
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Conger et al. (1967) studied this question.
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