Sentence examples for an explosion hazard from inspiring English sources

Inertisation is a measure to avoid an explosion hazard.

There is a concern that engineered carbon nanoparticles, when manufactured on an industrial scale, will pose an explosion hazard.

NEVER store LN2 in a tightly sealed container or a dewar without a vent – pressure could build up inside, causing an explosion hazard.

Crucially, the protective material is compatible with a membrane the group developed to keep the oxygen and hydrogen gas from mixing, which is an explosion hazard.

This paper discusses the fractal structure of a hydrodynamically unstable flame with the background of the risk assessment of an explosion hazard.

The mitigation of an explosion hazard, according to the ATEX 137 Directive (1999/92/EU), requires, among other things, the assessment of the dust ignition sensitivity.

From a public health perspective, he said, most methane leaks are considered safe — they're not a health hazard or an explosion risk.

Hydrogen has proven notoriously difficult to store in sufficient quantities without placing it under enormous pressure, something that greatly adds to the weight of a vehicle and adds a serious explosion hazard.

If it is entrained, the float coal dust presents a dangerous explosion hazard to miners when it reaches the minimum explosible concentration and is ignited.

The maximum value of 64 mg/L constituted a potential explosion hazard.

"The methane release represents a very significant explosion hazard, and of course methane is a potent greenhouse gas.