As a matter of fact, the consequences of explosion accidents may vary greatly, depending on variables such as ignition position, gas cloud size, position and shape etc.
The devastating consequences of aerosol/mist explosions have been widely documented, and there are currently efforts to understand the mechanisms of formation and explosion of aerosols.
The consequences of dust explosions are described as consequences for personnel and equipment, taking into account consequences of both primary and secondary events.
Research into the environmental consequences of nuclear explosions and of other kinds of pollution shared a planetary perspective, a vantage greatly enhanced by the space program; gradually, the meaning of the word "environment" changed from "habitat" to "planet".
Lack of methods for predicting real dust cloud structures and flame propagation processes has been a major obstacle to prediction of course and consequences of dust explosions in practice.
In this work, a Large Eddy Simulation (LES) model was used to simulate the transient premixed flame vortex interaction, which is the key phenomenon determining dynamics and consequences of gas explosions.
Fears mounted over the possible consequences of the explosions and whether it was safe for Tianjin's 15 million residents to remain in the the city.
The use of the definition of ΔV T may appeal, since it is associated with a stress-free strain that phenomenologically appears to describe the consequences of the explosion in an unconfined volume, which is determined by the explosion yield.
No one could escape the consequences of this explosion.
The consequences of this explosion were the destruction and extensive damage to the workshops around its epicenter.
One of the consequences of the explosion in the number of patent applications is that the patents that are granted are legally weaker, because each application is getting less scrutiny.
