deflagracj
Deflagration, also known as deflagracja in some languages, is a mode of combustion in which a flame front propagates through an unburned combustible medium at subsonic speeds relative to the local speed of sound. The advance of the flame is driven mainly by heat transfer by conduction and diffusion of reactive species, allowing the surrounding fuel to ignite progressively as the flame front passes.
The rate at which a deflagration front moves, known as the burning or flame speed, is governed
Deflagration is distinct from detonation, where a shock wave compresses and heats the fuel–oxidizer mixture ahead
Applications and safety concerns span a range of contexts. Deflagration occurs in everyday flames, internal combustion