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Is it dangerous if air gets mixed into oil and gas?

2016-06-14View Original

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In oil and gas systems, is there really a risk of explosion if a small amount of air gets mixed in? Have you encountered any? I hope all the teachers can provide plenty of guidance!
Reply #22016-06-14
That definitely won’t work; it will really explode. It’s easy to reach the explosion threshold after mixing them together
Reply #32016-06-14
So little that it doesn’t exceed the explosion limit; there’s no danger
Reply #42016-06-15
This is definitely dangerous; you should know that the flow of gas itself can also generate static electricity
Reply #52016-06-15
Do oil and gas generate static electricity due to friction in pipelines?

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