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Calculation of the explosion limit of mixed gases

2016-08-23View Original

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Dear experts in chemical engineering, how is the explosion limit of a mixed gas determined? The volume fractions of each gas, as well as their upper and lower explosion limits, are known.
Reply #22016-08-23
Lm=100/(V1/L1+V2/L2+V3/L3); Li represents the lower or upper explosion limit of each component, Vi is the volume fraction of the gas mixture, and Lm is the explosion limit of the gas mixture
Reply #32016-08-24
There was a case carried out by a sea friend in 2014; I also checked online, and this approach can help find the answer

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