Experimental study of the spontaneous ignition of pressurized gas released through different diameter pipelines
Abstract：The auto-ignition of gas released under high pressure was studied. The effect of up- stream pipe length and diameter was examined. The results show that the diameter and length of the pipe releasing the gas is important. In addition the way the break occurs is important. For given conditions, the smaller diameter pipe is more likely to develop spontaneous ignition than the larger one. Reducing the gas pressure and using a more reasonable relief method will reduce the likelihood of spontaneous combustion during the leaking of high pressure gas. This study is relevant to hazard~ ctovol,-,,-,,~A f~ l.;~u
Keywords：high-pressure gasauto-ignition phenomenondiametershock wave
Publication Date：2012-01-01
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：6( 194-199 )