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How to calculate the explosion limit of a gas mixture containing air

2016-12-25View Original

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As the title suggests, how is the explosion limit of a gas mixture composed of H2S, CS2, and air calculated? H2S—0.1v%, CS2—0.3v%, the rest is air.
Reply #22016-12-25
There are data tables available for reference; see GB 50493
Reply #32016-12-26
Explosion limit of mixed gas = 100/V/L + V/L + ….

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