Sentence examples for an ignition hazard from inspiring English sources

Electric arcs pose an ignition hazard in the presence of flammable gas mixtures.

Nearby hot race car parts may create an ignition hazard.

It presents both a burn hazard and an ignition hazard.

"Dust poses a potential ignition hazard," said Sandy Gilmour, a spokesman for the chemical safety board, in the same way that a spark in a grain elevator can cause a tremendous explosion.

Filling and emptying normal FIBC (flexible intermediate bulk containers) in hazardous areas represents a high electrostatic ignition hazard.

Test results indicate that prismatic Saft MP 174565 LiCoO2 and primary spiral-wound Saft FRIWO M52EX LiMnO2 cells pose a CH4-air ignition hazard from internal short circuit.

By varying the thickness of the polyimide or carbon coating, electrostatic discharge sensitivity of the Zr powder can be tuned in a wide range and its uncontrolled ignition hazard can be virtually eliminated.

In this article, a Lagrangian approach is adopted to assess both mixing efficiency and ignition hazard of fuel/oxygen flammable gas mixing in a jets-in-cross-flow configuration.

Little information is available on the cigarette ignition performance of these devices or the ignition hazard these devices present to other objects.

The ignition hazard of A2L refrigerants under plausible accident situations in service and maintenance was examined experimentally for two cases: leakage of an A2L refrigerant from a pinhole in a pipe or hose (Scenario 1), and leakage of an A2L refrigerant into an item of equipment used for service and maintenance, such as a collection device (Scenario 2).

For example, NFPA-1141 is a standard for fire protection infrastructure for land development in wildland, rural and suburban areas and NFPA-1144 is a standard for reducing structure ignition hazards from wildland fire.