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at least kerosene burns with a visible flame…
by someguydave 4y ago
at least kerosene burns with a visible flame…
- rbanffy 4y agoNoise is just one of the many reasons you were not allowed less than a couple kilometres from a shuttle launch.
- giantg2 4y agoSort of a moot comparison, right? We can see a flame from kerosene, but kerosene burns slowly. We can't see a flame for hydrogen, but it is gaseous and burns so fast that it essentially detonates. Given that small timescale, that means we wouldn't be able to act on that information (seeing a flame) anyways.
- jandrese 4y ago"You will be dead before you could see the flame anyway" isn't exactly a point in its favor.
- giantg2 4y agoIt's showing that the other person's detracting point about not seeing a flame is moot.
- someguydave 4y agohydrogen fires burning over a long period have definitely happened https://h2tools.org/lessons/liquid-hydrogen-delivery-truck-offloading-valve-failure https://h2tools.org/lessons/liquid-hydrogen-delivery-truck-o...