Sentence examples for rate of explosion from inspiring English sources
The flammability limits, maximum explosion pressure, and maximum rate of explosion pressure rise have been determined.
The ignition source position and obstacle in a flameproof enclosure have significant effect on explosion pressure development and rate of explosion pressure rise.
The data presented include maximum explosion pressure, explosion time and rate of explosion pressure rise in terms of deflagration index over a range of methane-air equivalence ratio (φ: 0.53 1.52).
The paper presents test results of a comparative study between both ignition sources for the determination of the safety characteristics "Maximum Explosion Pressure" and "Maximum Rate of Explosion Pressure Rise" of five selected dusts in the 20-L-sphere.
The maximum explosion pressure (Pmax) and the maximum rate of explosion pressure rise (dP/dt)max of AA and PTA were 6.9 bar and 361 bar/s and 6.4 bar and 218 bar/s, respectively.
While the rate of explosions has slowed, the city was rattled yet again in December after a manhole erupted behind the Copacabana Palace, the neo-Classical-style gem that is arguably Rio's most luxurious hotel.
The article contains images of supernovae explosions as well as a graph that shows "the rate of supernova explosions correlates strongly to evolution as judged by changes in fossils found under the ocean".
The rate of supernovae explosions in the galactic neighbourhood, astronomers calculate, would have been one every two to four million years, and these would all have expelled heavy elements across the emptiness of space, some of which would have hit the sun and the planets.
The fuel volume had a distinct effect on the overpressure, density, temperature, gas velocity, and combustion rate of gas explosions.
It was indicated that values of maximum overpressure and overpressure rise rate of the explosions with non-premixed suppression were lower than that without such suppression.
Thermal camera footage was used to designate parameters for typical explosions at Stromboli (size of spatter field, cooling rate, frequency of explosions) and this information was applied to characterize explosions in satellite imagery.
