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The issue of gas explosion limits in a pure oxygen environment

2016-08-12View Original

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I would like to ask the experts: how is the explosion limit of substances calculated in a pure oxygen environment? Or is there any existing table available for reference? Thank you!
Reply #22016-08-12
I also want to know the explosive limit of air when introduced into pure methane.
Reply #32016-08-12
Methane: 5.1-61%； Ethane: 3.3-66%. Reference.
Reply #42016-08-12
Is this in an air environment? What about a pure oxygen environment?
Reply #52016-08-12
Which expert can give an answer? I want to learn*

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