The explosion generates supersonic shock waves, unlike ignition. The explosion accelerates a supersonic exothermic front by means of a medium, eventually causing a shock front that progresses directly on the shock front. Explosion is observed in both conventional solid and liquid explosives and reactive gases. Gaseous explosions are observed in normally closed systems. They occur but are sometimes seen in large vapor clouds. Generally, it is associated with the fuel and oxidant gas mixture of a composition, which is slightly below conventional firing limits.
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Flange Rating |
Explosion Groups |
1" to 16" |
CS and SS |
ANSI 150 , PN 16 |
I - IIA - IIB - IIB1 - IIB2 - IIB3 |
Certifications |
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Atex , CE |
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