Description: 1. Review on explosion events - a comparison of military and civil experiences.- 2. Explosions caused by fires at high explosives production.- 3. Prediction of large scale fire behavior using nuterial flammability properties.- 4. Use of modem composite materials of the chemical heat accumulator type 1 for fire protection and fire extinguishing.- 5. Test method for ranking the fire properties of materials in space based facilities.- 6. From rocket exhaust plume to fire hazards - methods to analyse radiative heat flux.- 7. A review of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modelling of gas explosions.- 8. Detonation hazards of gaseous mixtures.- 9. Evaluation of hazard of spray detonation.- 10. Dispersion-initiation and detonation of liquid and dust aerosols - experiences derived from military fuel-air explosives.- 11. Hydrogen fire and explosion safety of atomic power plants.- 12. Hydrogen accidents and their hazards.- 13. Thin layer boilover of pure or multicomponent fuels.- 14. Industrial accident modelling: consequences and risk.- 15. The problems of porous flame-arresters.- 16. Ignition and extinction of solid propellants by thermal radiation.- 17. An assessment of ignition hazard for shielded energetic materials and its relation to flammable chemicals.- 18. Application of high energy materials for commercial use -- the Indian scene.- 19. Modelling of fire effects on equipment engulfed in a fire.- 20. Mathematical modeling of catastrophic explosions of dispersed aluminum dust.- 21. Characteristics and applicability of radiothermal location system for the purpose of fire detection in Chernobyl NPP area.- 22. Limiting conditions of forest fires spreading and elaboration of the new methods to fight them.- 23. Vortex powder method for extinguishing a fire on spoutinggas-oil wells.- 24. Nanosize electro-explosion powders: assessment of safety in the production and application.- 25. Cold gas generators: multiple use in hazardous situations.- 26. Fast response fire extinguishing systems based on military equipment.- 27. On near-limiting mechanisms of catastrophic explosions penetrating through channels.

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