Detonation techniques refer to methods used to initiate an explosive reaction in materials. These techniques can vary based on the type of explosive and the desired outcome, such as controlled demolition or military applications. Common methods include using electric detonators, non-electric systems, and shock wave initiation. In controlled environments, detonation techniques are carefully planned to ensure safety and effectiveness. Factors like timing, placement, and the type of explosive, such as TNT or C4, play crucial roles in achieving the intended results. Proper training and adherence to regulations are essential for minimizing risks during detonation.