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Even that wouldn't be such a big issue, if the flammability limit of hydrogen is from 4% to 74% in air (~20x). For comparison gasoline vapor is 1.4% to 7.6% (~5
by kurthr 5y ago
Even that wouldn't be such a big issue, if the flammability limit of hydrogen is from 4% to 74% in air (~20x). For comparison gasoline vapor is 1.4% to 7.6% (~5x)
In an open space that's not so bad since the flammable material literally floats away (while gasoline vapor settles), but it's still an issue in any contained area.
- kurthr 5y agooops that was supposed to be a wouldn't/wasn't construction. The is doesn't make sense.