Journal of Pyrotechnics

Journal of Pyrotechnics Issues 27 + (2008 +)

For Issues 1 to 26 (1995 to 2007) of the Journal of Pyrotechnics

Issues of the Journal of Pyrotechnics [ISSN 1082-3999] are initially distributed electronically through the JPyro Archive site. At the end of the year, a hard copy issue will be produced containing the articles that have appeared electronically during the previous year. Subscribers will be notified when a new electronic article becomes available. Areas of pyrotechnics addressed include fireworks, pyrotechnic special effects, propellants & rocketry, and civilian pyrotechnics. The Journal is "dedicated to the advancement of pyrotechnics through the sharing of information". This is accomplished with a mix of different types of articles; however, most fall into two areas. One area is reports on pyrotechnic and fireworks research conducted by both professional scientists and individual experimenters. The other area is reviews of various technical and craft areas of pyrotechnics, some at an advanced level and others at a tutorial level.

If you are interested in publishing an article in the Journal of Pyrotechnics, contact the publisher. Author Instructions.

Subscription options for Issues 27 to current are:

Electronic access only*	one year - US $50	two years - US $80
Electronic access plus annual hard copy*	one year - US $85	two years - US $150

* Although you are paying for one or two years, you will have permanent access to the articles fow which you have paid.

Reprints of electronic articles are available through the JPyro Archive site. Some short articles and review articles are available for free download. Longer articles are sold through PayPal for a flat US $10 per article.

See order area for subscription information. Articles for issue 27 are being assembled to be printed in the Spring of 2009. To see the abstract of an article select the Title.

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Issue 27, Electronic articles currently available:

• Copper in Pyrotechnics
• The Debris Hazard from Fireworks Held in Steel ISO Containers

Please send comments and suggested corrections to:
B. Kosanke, Publisher, Journal of Pyrotechnics, Inc.
1775 Blair Road Whitewater, CO 81527 USA
Phone/FAX +970-245-0692

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