Sentence examples for dangerous explosion from inspiring English sources

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.

FOR Japan's disturbingly complacent nuclear industry, the most dangerous explosion in recent weeks has come not from a blast in a plutonium plant or a burst in reactor plumbing, but from the prime minister's bad temper.

The "dangerous explosion" among the Kikuyu that he had predicted in 1930 erupted as the Mau Mau rebellion of 1952, which was directed against the presence of European settlers in Kenya and their ownership of land.

Creating a network of detectors and alarms in dangerous explosion source areas is another potential hazard-dampening mechanism.

On one occasion the mild propane gas was replaced with an oxygen-acetylene mixture, producing a massive (and dangerous) explosion.

But that hasn't stopped two whistleblowers who worked at TransCanada from worrying that a dangerous explosion could one day happen in someone's backyard.

But the pipes are prone to costly and dangerous explosions.

Methane gas can escape into the environment out of any gas well, creating the real though remote possibility of dangerous explosions.

Other than former Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's fireworks interdiction program, which greatly reduced dangerous explosions around July 4, there has been little success in the battle against noise.

But scientists have been struggling for decades to find a way of extracting these elements at different times, which would make the process more energy-efficient and reduce the risk of dangerous explosions.

A separate risk looms at chemical plants, where many workers who could sabotage production lines to cause dangerous explosions or leaks are not carefully screened for potential terrorist links, officials say.