Necessary Provisions for Architectural Design to ReduceDamage Caused by Implosion in Explosives Production and Storage Sites

The armed forces projects dealing with explosives continue to face two foreign and internal threats. The foreign threat may originate from an enemy or local subversion and the internal threat may take place due to the nature of its material and explosives. In this article the local threat is introduced and scrutinized. The necessary provisions to reduce damage in these kinds of projects are discussed and reviewed. This article reviews ways of reducing damage by properly utilizing architectural design and following the basic definitions and concepts, provisions about architectural design of ammunition dumps, barrier walls and embankments and the location and buildings using rejecting ceiling and walls and finally, the necessities of architectural design of spaces where explosion may take place, have been explained which when implemented, will be effective in preventing explosion incidents and reducing damage resulting from these accidents.