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grendizer1
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Hello friends,
Iam new to this site and I hope I didn't post this form in the wrong location.
I would like to know how to calculate pressure produced by explosion?
To make it clear, here is an example:
A metal box with volume = 10cm^3. There is, let's say, gas fuel with know quantity in the box. The box have one side built with wood. So when I ignite the fuel, how much pressure will it produce to the wood?
What I am guessing, the important data we must have are;
1. Box volume.
2. fuel to air ratio.
Any ideas?
Thank you so much,
Grendizer
Iam new to this site and I hope I didn't post this form in the wrong location.
I would like to know how to calculate pressure produced by explosion?
To make it clear, here is an example:
A metal box with volume = 10cm^3. There is, let's say, gas fuel with know quantity in the box. The box have one side built with wood. So when I ignite the fuel, how much pressure will it produce to the wood?
What I am guessing, the important data we must have are;
1. Box volume.
2. fuel to air ratio.
Any ideas?
Thank you so much,
Grendizer
