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EDP (Electrically-Fired Detonator)
The EDP (RU: ЭДП) is a Soviet-era-developed, Russian Federation, № 8 strength electrically-fired detonator, which is normally used to initiate mines, demolition munitions, and explosive charges. Overview The EDP replaced the earlier Soviet-era electrically-fired detonator, which used a mastic head seal and rubber-based firing lead insulation. Construction The EDP is based on the № 8-A flash-sensitive detonator, which is comprised an a...
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