Flammability of gases
Flammability of gases
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Hello
i would like to know how to calculate the flammability limits of a gas that consist in flammable gas + non-flammable gas + air. More exactly when there are two different non-flammable gases in the mixture
Thank you very much
Christian.Perez@ulg.ac.be
i would like to know how to calculate the flammability limits of a gas that consist in flammable gas + non-flammable gas + air. More exactly when there are two different non-flammable gases in the mixture
Thank you very much
Christian.Perez@ulg.ac.be
RE: Flammability of gases
Do the tables have calculations of explosive limits in oxygen deficient atmospheres? Or are you working on sustaining a flame with a poor fuel gas? Or maybe you have another application entirely?
dwedel
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RE: Flammability of gases
I am working with fire in under-ventilated situation. To explain that, imagine that fire room full of unburn and not-unburn gases and at this time not oxygen available.
If now, we open a window, a new supply of fresh air enters the compartment. So the mixture will be pass across the UFL and then across the LFL.
Doing that when non-flammable gases are present is easy but I dont know how to do with non-flammable gases.
Thanks a lot!!
RE: Flammability of gases
dwedel
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RE: Flammability of gases
Just a friendly warning, be sure to state your complete situation in your question, as people are getting more picky about poorly written questions. Reading the FAQ in my signature is not a bad idea either, but you have probably seen that already.
dwedel
Hotrod Big Engines!
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RE: Flammability of gases
you say
How do you know that you'll be out of the fire envelope.
Then you say
This is a self-contradictory expression. Please be more clear.
RE: Flammability of gases
RE: Flammability of gases