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Quantification of the Static Equivalent Pressure of Gas Phase Detonations in Pipes at the DDT, in the Region of Stable Detonation (if any) and at the Reflection Point
2013
Chemical Engineering Transactions
In order to establish guidelines for detonation pressure proof pipe design, experiments in 48.3x2.6 and 114.3x3.6 pipes (outer diameter [mm] x wall thickness [mm]) were conducted, in which deflagrative explosions of stoichiometric C2H4/air-mixtures at 20 °C underwent the transition to detonation. Initial pressures were chosen high enough to produce detonation pressures that caused significant bulging of the pipe walls. Hydraulic tests were carried through with all pipe material charges to
doi:10.3303/cet1331103
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