Method for Determination of Explosive Limits of Combustible Gas (Steam) under High Temperature and High Pressure Conditions (English Version)
The determination of the explosion limit of flammable gases under high temperature and high pressure conditions is of great significance for the safe production of industries such as petrochemicals. With the advancement of industrial technology, traditional experimental methods have gradually exposed their limitations under complex working conditions. The formulation of GB/T 42368-2023 fills the gap in this field and provides a more accurate and safer testing solution.
Standard dimensions | GB/T 42368—2023 | Internationally accepted standard | Old standard (such as GB/T 12474) |
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Applicable temperature range | ≤200°C | ≤150°C | Normal temperature environment |
Upper limit of test pressure | 1.0MPa (absolute pressure) | 0.5MPa (absolute pressure) | No clear restrictions |
Explosion limit calculation method | Based on the percentage change of pressure increment | Direct determination of volume fraction | Single concentration point analysis |
Case 1: Methane gas test in a petrochemical enterprise
In actual operation, a petrochemical enterprise tests the explosion limit of methane under high temperature and high pressure conditions. According to the standard requirements, the experimental device uses a spherical stainless steel explosion tank (20L), the initial temperature is set to 180°C, and the initial pressure is 0.5MPa.
During the test, by gradually changing the methane concentration, the maximum pressure change after each ignition is recorded. Finally, it is concluded that under this working condition, the lower explosion limit of methane is 2.8% and the upper explosion limit is 45%.
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