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Questions about the explosion of flammable liquids

2018-07-27View Original

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Combustible gases have an explosion limit, and it’s easy to determine whether they can explode; Some flammable liquids with a high flash point can explode; it depends on whether the combustion takes place in a confined space, as this can generate high pressure and lead to an explosion
Reply #22018-07-30
There are three elements of an explosion; you can look up information for reference
Reply #32018-07-30
Materials with a low flash point are more prone to explosion than those with a high flash point; there is a risk of flash explosion
Reply #42018-07-30
The combustion of a liquid is still the combustion of the gas that vaporizes on the surface of the liquid

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