Differences between flash ignition and combustion, flash explosion and explosion
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Flash ignition is combustion that goes out as soon as it starts? How long does it take for something flammable to go out? So how should flash explosions and regular explosions be understood?
This post was last edited by realgogo on 2021-4-14 11:20: Flash explosion – confined spaces, flammable gases. Explosion – no restrictions on space or medium; solids, liquids, and gases are all possible. Flash ignition does not mean that the fire goes out immediately; rather, it means that once the ignition point is reached, the combustion occurs rapidly. The point at which it goes out as soon as it catches fire is called the flash point