Methods of Predicting Vapor Cloud Explosions in Enclosed Spaces

Consequence assessment of explosions for fuel-air mixtures at hazardous production facilities

“…The scheme of destruction is shown in Figure 1. An approximate scheme for the development of an accident is as follows: destruction of a dimethyl ether tank → release of hazardous substance into the surrounding space → intensive mixing with air, formation of an explosive vapor-gas cloud → ignition of a cloud when an ignition source appears, explosion of a fuel assembly cloud → impact of a shock wave on people and nearby objects [14].…”

“…2. The study of literature, documents allows you to study the work of other researchers for a better understanding of the topic [14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25], helps to find the necessary relevant information, through which the direction of research is formed.…”