The flammability limits are essential parameters that reflect the risk of a gas explosion and
are affected by the temperature, pressure, and inert gas. Many industrial processes are run …

The lower flammability limit (LFL) of methane is 5% in volume. Usually, in the relevant
industry, the methane leakage monitoring threshold is set on the basis of the LFL from the …

Flammability limits play an important role in combustion research, industrial applications,
and fire safety. This article provides a comprehensive review of recent developments in the …

Flammability limit measurements were made for various binary and ternary mixtures
prepared from nine different compounds. The compounds treated are methane, propane …

The evaluation of methanol as an alternative fuel requires, among other things, information
and the systematic investigation of explosion parameters of methanol in air in various …

In this work, the flammable range of several hydrocarbons was predicted using a freely-
propagating flame method for pure hydrocarbons and their mixtures, investigating the effects …

The limiting values of fuel concentration in a flammable fuel–air mixture are the LEL (lower
explosion limit) and UEL (upper explosion limit). The addition of an inert component to …

The extended adiabatic flame temperature method aims at predicting the lower flammability
limits of fuel-air-diluent mixtures (including fuel mixtures and diluent mixtures) by …

Combustible gases often lead to fire and explosion accidents due to their unsafe
characteristics. Furthermore, their explosion limits are influenced by various factors. In the …

The steady laminar stagnation flow flame of NH 3-H 2-air gas mixture stabilized at a plane
wall is numerically investigated. Its interaction with the wall with the consideration of heat …