Dust explosion
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This post was last edited by A sword rainbow on 2015-12-14 at 16:55. I would like to ask the experts: can all combustible materials, once turned into dust, create an explosive dust environment?
An environment containing explosive dust mixtures is referred to as an explosive dust environment; therefore, when flammable substances are in dust form, it constitutes an explosive dust environment
What happens when combustible materials turn into dust? Of course not. For example, wood is flammable; what kind of explosion could occur if it’s turned into powder! It’s not the combustible materials that matter, but the properties of the dust
According to building codes, wood shavings indeed belong to the substances that can form explosive dust
How can I give an example then?:'( How about plastic? This is flammable and can be crushed into powder. Can it still explode?
Can all combustible materials, once turned into dust, create an explosive dust environment? Stopping would be more dangerous
To reach a certain concentration, the dust also needs to reach its explosive concentration
Bro, first take a look at the building codes; it’s stated in those codes that explosive dust can be generated.:o
In my understanding, solid substances that can react with oxygen may explode under certain conditions when their particles are suspended in the air.