How to prevent explosions in systems containing hydrogen and oxygen?
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Experts, I have a question. The new system for producing propylene oxide directly from hydrogen and oxygen has seen good development in recent years, but how can the explosion risks associated with systems that involve hydrogen and oxygen be addressed from a process perspective? The cost of microreactor technology is too high; can increasing the proportion of inert gas help to keep it below the explosion limit? Are there any other ways or methods? I beg! Thank you!
Pressurized design, filled with inert gas, and covered with protective dust (non-flammable and non-explosive). Please have experts review it.
Thank you so much for getting back to me! Could you perhaps elaborate a bit more? Why can pressurized design prevent hydrogen-oxygen explosions? There is also the belief that dust is prone to explosion. What are the protective dusts, and how do they prevent explosions? Seek science popularization! I tried looking up information just now but couldn’t find anything... Thank you!
I’ll handle it myself... Please provide a solution