Ilmaruiskutuksessa
Ilmaruiskutuksessa, also known as air blast or air blast deflagration, refers to a rapid combustion process where a combustible gas, vapor, or dust cloud ignites and expands explosively, generating a high-pressure shockwave primarily through the rapid expansion of gases. This phenomenon differs from a detonation, which involves supersonic shockwave propagation, as it occurs at subsonic speeds relative to the unburned medium.
The process typically begins with an ignition source, such as a spark or flame, within a confined
Ilmaruiskutuksessa is commonly encountered in industrial settings, such as refineries, chemical plants, grain silos, and mining
Historically, major accidents involving ilmaruiskutuksessa have highlighted the need for robust safety protocols. For example, the