Experimental research on the flame resistance characteristics of wire mesh for syngas explosion

Xingyan Cao, Zhi Wang, Zhirong Wang, Yawei Lu, Shaochen Sun, Jianjun Xu

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Abstract

The flame resistance characteristics of wire mesh and its influence factor on syngas explosion were researched by experiment. Relationships between flame propagation and pressure rise at the flame resistance system two ends were clarified under different flame resistance results. And the effect of syngas concentration on explosion parameters was obtained and flame resistance mechanism was also revealed. Results indicate that the existence of wire mesh could indirectly affect pressure rise by affecting the flame propagation, and flame propagation and pressure rise presented a clear corresponding relationship. The wire mesh could play a better inhibiting role and reduce the explosion intensity, affecting by syngas concentration. As the flame resistance failed (c=30%), △Pmax was effectively decreased from 0.81 MPa to 0.52 MPa above wire mesh and from 0.58 MPa to 0.39 MPa below wire mesh. And the reduction extent was more significant under flame resistance success (80.25% and 68.97%). With reduction of syngas concentration and increase of mesh layer, explosion parameters were evidently decreased. Especially the temperature above wire mesh did not present an increase trend and reach the ignition point of syngas under flame resistance success. The inhibition mechanism was mainly attributed to the combination of endothermic and wall effects.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)34-47
Number of pages14
JournalProcess Safety and Environmental Protection
Volume175
DOIs
StatePublished - Jul 2023

Keywords

  • Corresponding relationship
  • Flame resistance characteristics
  • Flame temperature
  • Syngas explosion
  • Wire mesh

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