Passing the Torch.

[Fadedawg]

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A perfect example of an air gas mixture going from ambient temperatures to 2,243 K(1,970 °C; 3,578 °F).

As a gas expands in direct proportion to its temperature rise, you have a lot of hot gas looking for a way out and pushing everything out of the way.

The 3578F fireball, is hot enough to melt steel, and can not only burn skin and eyeballs, it can scorch lungs.

 

[lio lacidem]

Heres a bad CA story with children involved
http://www.poppot.org/2014/11/21/hash-oil-explosions-continue-california/

 

[WeedFreak78]

The 3578F fireball, is hot enough to melt steel, and can not only burn skin and eyeballs, it can scorch lungs.

That's kind of a misleading statement, while there may be a instantaneous spike to 3000+F, it will not have the intensity or duration to make the slightest mark on steel. It's why someone can go through an vapor explosion and walk away with only burnt hair and superficial skin burns. It's not the heat but the rapid pressure increase that usually causes the most damage.

 

[Observe & Report]

Heres a bad CA story with children involved
http://www.poppot.org/2014/11/21/hash-oil-explosions-continue-california/

lol @ "20-year old boy" These are the people that cut their teenage children's meat for them.

 

[Steele_GreenMan]

This is now the bho safty thread kids!

Lol I like it