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Explosion Risks of Hydrogen/Methane Blends
2015Hydrogen is the next frontier and there is a concerted push to include hydrogen as an energy carrier. The main benefit is emissions reduction—eventually by 100 %. When used as a fuel, hydrogen supplies more energy per unit mass than the popular fuels used today.
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Suppression of methane explosions in a field-scale pipe
Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2005Abstract Suppression of passive and active explosions has been investigated in a field-scale pipe in this paper. Water recognized effective in explosion suppression has been chosen as the extinguishing agent, and the water mist formed by home developed passive and active explosion suppressors has been proved successfully to meet the practical ...
Jingfang Ye +3 more
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On the inhibition of an explosive reaction in methane‐air mixtures
Recueil des Travaux Chimiques des Pays-Bas, 1938AbstractFor the correct appreciation of the extinguishing action, which a gas or vapour exerts on explosive binary gas mixtures, it is necessary to determine the whole ternary explosion region.
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Explosibility of cork dust in methane/air mixtures
Journal of Loss Prevention in the Process Industries, 2006Explosibility studies of hybrid methane/air/cork dust mixtures were carried out in a near-spherical 22.7 L explosibility test chamber, using 2500 J pyrotechnic ignitors. The suspension dust burned as methane/air/dust clouds and the uniformity of the cork dust dispersion inside the chamber was evaluated through optical dust probes and during the ...
R. Pilão, E. Ramalho, C. Pinho
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Evaluation of hydrogen-blended methane explosion
International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, 2023Yanchao Li +5 more
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Secondary Fire Induced by Mine Methane Explosions
Advanced Materials Research, 2012The mechanism of fire induced by methane explosions was studied to know about the great danger of induced fire. Firstly, from the point of heat ignition to study it, then the especial heat environment after explosions was studied. Lastly, from the point of characteristics of gas separated from fuel to judge whether fire to be induced.
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Emergency Methane Explosions in Industry and Daily Life
Chemistry at SchoolThe article presents materials on the role of chemistry lessons in the formation of basic knowledge of the safe handling of natural gas, widely used in industry and everyday life. Examples of calculations are given to determine the composition of products and the heat of combustion of methane-air mixtures.
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Characteristics of methane-oxygen combustion in explosions
2018 Joint Propulsion Conference, 2018Reema Kundu +5 more
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