deflagración
Deflagration is a rapid combustion process that propagates through a material at subsonic speeds. This means the flame front moves slower than the speed of sound in the unreacted material. Deflagration is characterized by a relatively slow pressure rise compared to detonation, which is a supersonic combustion phenomenon.
The process of deflagration involves a continuous input of heat from the burning material to the unburned
Factors influencing the speed and intensity of a deflagration include the type of fuel, its concentration,