高压物理学报2025,Vol.39Issue(4):77-88,12.DOI:10.11858/gywlxb.20240927
碳酸钾改性干水-六氟丙烷抑制甲烷爆炸特性
Coupling Inhibition Effects of Dry Water Modified by Potassium Carbonate and Hexafluoropropane on Methane Explosion
摘要
Abstract
Explosion suppression technology plays a vital role in reducing the hazardous effect of gas explosion incidents.This study aimed to investigate the explosion suppression effect of two-phase composite inhibitor mixtures of hexafluoropropane and dry water modified by potassium carbonate.The explosion pressure and time parameters of methane-air mixtures were obtained experimentally.Then the synergistic mechanisms on methane explosion suppression was analyzed theoretically.Results of the experiments shows that the combustion time of methane-air mixtures increase with the rising ratio of dry water modified by potassium carbonate in the coupled inhibitors.Dry water modified by potassium carbonate greatly enhanced the explosion suppression effect of C3H2F6.The critical inhibition ratios of gas-solid inhibitors are 5%-6 g,3%-6 g,and 1%-4 g for fuel-lean,stoichiometric,and fuel-rich methane-air mixtures,respectively.Moreover,the physical inhibition effects of the dilution in the premixed mixtures and the reduction in the flame temperature,as well as the chemical suppression effect,synergistically inhibit the deflagration of methane-air mixtures.In terms of the chemical inhibition,it is KCO3,KOH,OH and fluorine-containing groups that produced by the pyrolysis of potassium carbonate and C3H2F6 reduce the concentration of key radicals of methane explosion.The results of the work will help to providing the theoretical basis for the development of more effective explosion-suppressant and promoting the related explosion-suppressing technology.关键词
甲烷爆炸/改性干水/六氟丙烷/爆炸特性/抑制机理Key words
methane explosion/modified dry water/hexafluoropropane/explosion characteristics/inhibition mechanism分类
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王涛,孟帆,弋伟斋,田晓月,李睿康,苏彬,刘利涛,罗振敏..碳酸钾改性干水-六氟丙烷抑制甲烷爆炸特性[J].高压物理学报,2025,39(4):77-88,12.基金项目
国家自然科学基金(52004208,52304252) (52004208,52304252)