Experimental Study on Dispersion and Explosion Process of Fuel-Air Mixture in Underground Fuel Depot

Dong Wang; Yang Du; Xin Sheng Jiang; Jian Jun Liang; Jian Zhong Zhou

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.590.261

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Experimental Study on Dispersion and Explosion Process of Fuel-Air Mixture in Underground Fuel Depot

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In this paper, the fuel-air dispersion and explosion experimental system was designed and experimental simulation on fuel-air mixture spreading and exploding in long-narrow underground fuel depot was carried out. The special phenomena of fuel-air mixture dispersion and explosion process, the characteristic feature of the pressure curve and mechanism were analyzed. The explosion process can be divided into three stages: flame accelerating section, oscillating reaction section and wave dissipating section. And under the same initial conditions, if the ignition time advanced, there is a significant intermittent and large fluctuations phenomenon.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 590)

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261-265

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June 2014

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Dong Wang*, Yang Du, Xin Sheng Jiang, Jian Jun Liang, Jian Zhong Zhou

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Dispersion, Explosion, Fuel-Air Mixture, Underground Fuel Depot

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