Waste gas ignition
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The composition of the exhaust gases is as follows: Oxygen: 14%, Nitrogen: 66%, Methanol: 4%, Dimethyl ether: 10%, Light hydrocarbons with C5 or fewer carbon atoms: 1%, Water vapor: 5%. Can such an exhaust gas composition be ignited directly? Will ignition cause an explosion in a relatively enclosed space?
It should; the explosive limit of dimethyl ether is 3.4–27%.
The original poster can find out by checking the **limits of each component; enclosed spaces generally cause a sudden rise in pressure, which may then lead to**!
By checking the properties of the relevant substances and the **conditions, and by analyzing the relevant information comprehensively, a preliminary judgment can be made, rather than relying on guesses.
The oxygen content is too high. First, you need to look at the **limit range** between the substance and oxygen; once you understand that, it will become clear. What you’re doing is dangerous; the oxygen level is too high.
It’s recommended to give it a try~~:lol
Can it be used by diluting it with air to within the **limit?